What is a Bitcoin liquidation heatmap?
A liquidation heatmap plots relative liquidation pressure on two axes: price vertically and time horizontally.
Heatmap · SUI / USDT
Sui Liquidation Heatmap
Follow liquidation pressure across price and time as the market builds, moves and clears leveraged positions.
Price × Time
How do I read a BTC liquidation heatmap?
The Kingfisher Heatmap turns successive LiqMap readings into a continuous view. Color intensity makes the strongest zones and their evolution visible at a glance.
How do I read a BTC liquidation heatmap?
Start from the live price, compare the brightest bands above and below it, then follow each band across time to see whether pressure is building or fading.
Why are liquidation clusters important for trading?
Bright, persistent bands reveal where liquidation pressure is concentrated. Bands that fade or disappear show where that pressure has weakened or cleared.
LiqMap / Heatmap
Sui Liquidation Map / Sui Liquidation Heatmap
LiqMap shows the liquidation structure around price at one point in time. Heatmap adds the time axis so you can follow where that structure builds, moves and clears.
Sui Liquidation MapThe Kingfisher Terminal
How can I access The Kingfisher liquidation heatmap?
Open the live Heatmap in The Kingfisher terminal. Snapshot and Footprint views are included with Premium access.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Bitcoin liquidation heatmaps
What is a Bitcoin liquidation heatmap?
A liquidation heatmap plots relative liquidation pressure on two axes: price vertically and time horizontally.
How do I read a BTC liquidation heatmap?
Start from the live price, compare the brightest bands above and below it, then follow each band across time to see whether pressure is building or fading.
How can I access The Kingfisher liquidation heatmap?
Open the live Heatmap in The Kingfisher terminal. Snapshot and Footprint views are included with Premium access.
Why are liquidation clusters important for trading?
Bright, persistent bands reveal where liquidation pressure is concentrated. Bands that fade or disappear show where that pressure has weakened or cleared.