MARK PRICE◎
—Binance futures mark, as of —
COST BASIS / FUTURES EXPOSURE
Liquidation map.
See where leveraged futures exposure may be forced out as price moves. Bar height follows modeled USD exposure at each price level.
LEVERAGE SCENARIOModeled assumptions; Binance does not publish each position's leverage.
BTC / USDT — ESTIMATED LIQUIDATION EXPOSURE (7D)
80 PRICE LEVELS · 1H FUTURES CANDLES · BINANCE USDⓈ-M
AWAITING DATA
Long liquidation exposure Short liquidation exposure Current mark price
ESTIMATED MAP · Taller bars mean more modeled USD exposure at that price. Actual trader entry prices, leverage, and future liquidations are not public.
Mapping BTCUSDT futures exposure…
OPEN INTEREST↗
—Current Binance USDT perpetual notional
MODELED LONG SIDE◒
—Displayed exposure below the mark
MODELED SHORT SIDE✳
—Displayed exposure above the mark
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Where pressure
could gather.
These peaks are model outputs anchored to Binance open interest and hourly price history. They are useful as scenarios, not a record of liquidation orders.
Explore the methodTOP MODELED LEVELSPRICE / USD EXPOSURE
Levels appear when Binance futures data loads.
DISPLAY RANGE±35% FROM MARK
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Modeled, not observed.
Binance publishes open interest and price history, but not the location of every liquidation trigger. The map distributes current exposure across plausible levels.
Real futures aggregates
Hourly Binance perpetual candles, available open-interest history, the current mark price, and an account long/short ratio when available.
Price and leverage
Positive open-interest changes and traded volume shape entry-price cohorts. A selected leverage scenario and a 0.5% maintenance-margin assumption produce possible trigger prices.
Height means exposure
Long exposure appears below the mark in pink; short exposure appears above it in cyan. Each bar's height is proportional to modeled USD notional.
This is an estimated exposure scenario, not observed liquidations or a prediction.