Above current price
Compare estimated pressure associated with short positions that may be forced to close if price rises.
SOL / USDT · Public high-leverage view
Inspect the latest model-estimated liquidation pressure for SOL on Binance. This fast-moving public view refreshes from The Kingfisher data; broader venues, leverage profiles and history stay in the terminal.
LiqMap™
LiqMap estimates where leveraged positions may become vulnerable as price moves. It is a view of modeled liquidation pressure, not a list of exact account positions or resting orders.
Compare estimated pressure associated with short positions that may be forced to close if price rises.
Compare estimated pressure associated with long positions that may be forced to close if price falls.
High-leverage positioning can clear quickly. Always use the source timestamp before interpreting a zone.
Practical reading
Read relative concentration and freshness before the absolute shape of a single bar.
Start with the current-price marker, then compare estimated concentration above and below it.
Look for relative differences between nearby zones instead of treating every visible level as equally important.
A cleared or stale map is explicitly labelled. Do not interpret an old snapshot as current market structure.
Combine the map with price, liquidity, positioning and predefined risk limits. It is not a standalone instruction.
When active, the Kingfisher classifier adds a categorical direction, strength and confidence band. It is independent from the map and expires on its own schedule; the page never invents a classifier value when none is active.
This page shows the latest available LiqMap snapshot: estimated structure around price at one point in time. The Liquidation Heatmap is the premium time-and-price view used to follow how that structure develops.
Liquidation HeatmapFAQ
Yes. The public module requests the latest available Binance High Leverage output from The Kingfisher backend and displays the source timestamp.
High-leverage structure can be wiped when price trades through it. If no current clusters remain, the page says the map cleared and retries instead of substituting fabricated data.
No. A cluster describes estimated liquidation pressure under the model. It may be useful market and risk context, but it is not a guaranteed target or a standalone signal.
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