Liquidations. As they happen.
Follow the forced exits. See the side, the size and the source.
Live public reports · Binance, Bybit & OKX · estimated USDT · rolling window. Exchange reports are incomplete.
Listening for exchange reports…
Forced exits over time.
Partial coverage. Hatching marks periods with missing data.
The latest reports
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| Time · UTC | Contract / exchange | Liquidated side | Indicative notional · USDT | Reported price · USDT | Quantity |
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Liquidation pressure
Compare forced exits across the available exchange feeds.
Checking reported activity and source availability…
| Coin | Reported · USDT | Reports | Long share | Short share | Historical comparison |
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About the comparison & reporting coverage
Ranked by reported notional. Side percentages measure liquidated positions, separately from exchange account ratios.
Historical comparisons appear when enough recorded data is available.
Updates every 5 seconds while this page is visible. The scanner continues when the tape is paused.
Recent news & hourly positioning
Recent developments
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Headlines are separate from measured liquidation activity. Their presence does not establish a cause.
Hourly positioning
Latest available price, open interest and funding for the selected coin.
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No available positioning data.
Exchange connections & reporting coverage
Connected exchanges may have no new reports during quiet periods.
What this stream measures Public reports / partial coverage +
Coverage varies by exchange. Binance samples reports; Bybit reports liquidations for followed contracts; OKX provides partial reports.
Amounts estimate the USDT value using each exchange’s reported quantity and price. Binance uses an average fill price, Bybit a bankruptcy price, and OKX a liquidation mark price. The price type appears beside each report; amounts may differ from final proceeds.
The time window uses the exchange’s event time. New reports appear in arrival order. Missing periods are marked on the chart, and coverage starts when each feed becomes available. Read the full methodology ↗
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