Liquidation Map

Liquidation map
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FAQ - Liquidation Map

How to understand the liquidation map

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What Is Liquidation? Review of the Concept: In leveraged contract trading (especially high‐leverage perpetual contracts), if the market price reaches a trader’s maintenance margin price, the exchange or liquidation engine automatically closes that position. This prevents the account balance from going negative.
Long vs. Short Liquidations:
Long Liquidation: When the price falls sharply and approaches or breaches a long position’s maintenance margin level, those long positions get liquidated (sold off).
Short Liquidation: When the price rises rapidly and touches a short position’s maintenance margin level, those short positions get liquidated (bought back).
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Map Structure and Axes Horizontal Axis: Time
The chart usually runs from left (past) to right (now) over minutes or hours. Most platforms show the past few hours or the last 24 hours of liquidation activity.
Vertical Axis: Price
From bottom to top, it represents the asset’s price range (e.g., Bitcoin’s price from $56,000 up to $58,000).
Heatmap Colors / Bar Heights
Color Intensity or Opacity indicates how large the liquidated notional was at that price and time. Darker (or taller) bars mean bigger liquidation volumes in USD or stablecoin.
Distinguishing Longs vs. Shorts:
Most maps use red or orange to show “longs getting liquidated.”
They use green or blue to show “shorts getting liquidated.”
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How to Read a Liquidation Map Spot Clusters or Spikes
When you see a dense cluster of red or green at a given price level, it means many positions shared the same maintenance margin trigger there. Once price hits that level, it’ll trigger large liquidation cascades.
This often creates a “domino effect”:
For example, if price drops to $57,200, you see a huge red spike (lots of longs liquidated). Those forced sell orders add downward pressure, pushing price even lower.
Predicting Support and Resistance
Resistance Zone (Short Liquidation Cluster): If price is rising toward a level with many green bars (shorts being liquidated), those forced buy orders can push price up further, forming short‐term resistance below that level.
Support Zone (Long Liquidation Cluster): If price is falling toward a level with many red bars (longs being liquidated), those forced sell orders add downward pressure but often attract new buy interest, creating a short‐term support area.
Combine with Volume and Order Book Data
A liquidation map only shows “historic or triggered liquidations” at given prices; it doesn’t guarantee future liquidations. Watching actual exchange volume and order book depths helps confirm if a price move is being driven by forced liquidations.
For instance, if price nears $57,000 where there’s a big red cluster, and you simultaneously see heavy sell orders or large trades in the order book, it’s more likely that a liquidation cascade will amplify a price drop.
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2025-07-30 Report
📅 July 30, 2025|Crypto Research Brief
⛱️ Before We Begin
Cryptocurrencies involve uncertainty and risk. You may lose your entire principal.
This report is for sharing purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Please make investment decisions rationally.
一、Indicators
📊The Market
Currencies: 17,822
Exchanges: 1,331
Total Market Cap: US$390 B 4.6%📉
24-Hour Trading Volume: US$146 B
BTC 59.6% ETH 11.7%
Gas: 1.4 GWEI
Altcoin Season Index: 41
Fear & Greed Index:73
(Data sourced from CoinGecko
🧭Stablecoin Metrics
Market Cap of USD-Pegged Stablecoins: $262 B
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二、SEC&ETF&Policy & Macro Analysis
BTC ETF
ETH ETF
🏙️Macroeconomic Overview
Bitcoin Recent Market Analysis Summary:
1.
Reasons for Price Volatility:
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Mainly influenced by investors’ risk-off sentiment.
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Recently also affected by fluctuations in China-US trade relations, particularly strong statements from US officials Bassett and Trump regarding China’s tariff policies. Bassett emphasized that increasing pressure on China is crucial, while Trump expressed dissatisfaction with China’s continued purchase of Russian oil.
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Macroeconomic Factors:
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The ADP employment data will be released on Wednesday. If the data is strong, it indicates a healthy US labor market and strong economic resilience, which reduces the likelihood of a Fed rate cut in September.
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A rate cut in July is now almost off the table. The market’s focus has shifted to whether Powell will turn dovish in September, with the ADP data potentially influencing his stance.
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On-Chain and Market Sentiment Observations:
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Turnover rate has slightly increased during the workweek, but mainly among investors with positions costing over $100,000, reflecting concerns over renewed China-US trade tensions and the Fed’s hawkish stance.
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The FOMO (fear of missing out) sentiment has clearly diminished, buying momentum has decreased, but selling pressure is also easing, putting the market in a balanced state of reduced buying and selling.
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Technical and Risk Points:
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Overall support levels remain stable.
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However, the unfilled $112,000 URPD gap still poses a potential risk.
Overall Viewpoint: The market currently faces many uncertainties with frequent data releases and policy announcements, so cautious trading is advised. I personally lean toward expecting Powell to deliver a dovish signal in September to ease pressure, but ongoing attention to upcoming data and speeches is essential.
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三、Market Highlights
⚠️ Reminder: Meme tokens are very volatile and not backed by fundamentals. Prices are driven by sentiment and may drop to zero. Please stay rational and assess your own risk before investing.
📰Daily Market Insights
1.
Linea Announces Tokenomics: Total Supply of approximately 72 billion tokens, with 9% Allocated for Early User Airdrop
2.Ethereum celebrates its tenth anniversary today, having grown from $0.3 to become the world’s 28th largest asset.
3.Ethereum 10th Anniversary Torch Commemorative NFT Free Minting is Now Open
4.The SEC Approves Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF Physical Redemption Mechanism
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