Trader liquidations.
Confirmed wallet evidence, recorded rankings and a separate view of trader activity around liquidation bursts.
Follow the flow around liquidations
See how selected wallets trade before, during and after recorded liquidation bursts.
Liquidation burst · USDT—Reported position value · 15 minutesChecking comparable recorded windows…
Execution flow · USDC
Comparison requires recorded coverage for each interval.
Exchange liquidation reports use USDT; Hyperliquid wallet activity uses USDC. Activity during a burst does not identify who was liquidated or establish why a trader acted. Both selected parties can contribute wallet-side volume to the same execution.
Wallet liquidation matches Source-identified events · limited coverage
0 verified records in the selected window · limited wallet coverage.
| Time · UTC | Liquidated wallet / recorded rank | Asset / evidence | Reported value · USDC | Source details |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| No verified matches recorded in this window. Limited wallet coverage cannot establish that no selected trader was liquidated. | ||||
Recording coverage
Explicit evidence is required. A buy, sell, loss or disappearing position alone does not establish a liquidation.
How verification and rankings work
Timestamped fills identify the liquidated wallet explicitly and use the ranking recorded before execution. Account notices without event timestamps show received time and the ranking available then. The wallet executing a counterparty fill is not automatically the liquidated trader.
Execution fragments and account notices describe different evidence and are not added together. Reported position value is not money lost. The selection uses past monthly source-reported P&L, which does not establish skill or future performance. Wallet evidence covers a limited sample of the Top 500.
Hyperliquid source definitions ↗