Anonymous aggregation of liquidation prices from real RektCalc users. Updated every 60 seconds.
Data is 100% anonymous. No personal information is stored. Positions contributed automatically when you use the liquidation calculator.
This tool visualizes where leveraged liquidations are likely clustered across price levels, highlighting zones with dense potential forced closures. It helps futures traders see price areas where a move could trigger a cascade of liquidations.
It maps estimated liquidation levels of leveraged positions onto a price axis, with brighter or larger bands showing where more positions would be closed if price reached them. These clusters are estimates based on visible leverage and open interest, so they indicate possible pressure zones rather than guaranteed price targets.
A liquidation heatmap is a chart that estimates where large amounts of leveraged positions would be forcibly closed, grouped by price level. Denser areas mark prices where a move could trigger many liquidations at once.
Large clusters of liquidations can act like pools of resting orders, because forced closures generate market orders that push price further in the same direction. This is why traders watch these zones, though a heatmap shows probability, not certainty.
They are estimates built from observable leverage and open interest, not a complete view of every position, so they show likely pressure areas rather than exact levels. Use them as context alongside other analysis, not as a precise prediction.