Live Liquidation Scanner
Scan observed public liquidation events for BTC, ETH and SOL and see which side is taking the heavier recent hit.
Recent Bitget liquidation history is shown together with public live liquidation events from Binance, Bybit and Bitget.
Liquidated-position direction: a market rally usually increases SHORT position liquidations; a sharp decline usually increases LONG position liquidations. Exchange order-side fields are normalized so every label below describes the position that was force-closed.
Observed liquidation heatmap
This scanner visualizes liquidation events that have already been observed. It does not estimate hidden positions or forecast future liquidation levels.
Live liquidation feed
Binance · Bybit · Bitget
Public exchange feeds differ in coverage, delay, units and price-field definitions and may not represent every market liquidation. The summary cards include up to 100 currently available Bitget public liquidation-history records for the selected symbol. Because Bitget documents price and amount but does not explicitly document the REST amount unit, the displayed USDT figures are approximate notionals calculated as price × amount and are labeled as estimates rather than exact exchange-wide liquidation totals. New Binance, Bybit and Bitget WebSocket events are merged separately into the heatmap and feed. Bybit’s public liquidation feed reports its p field as bankruptcy price. This page does not predict future liquidation prices.
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Data note — Prices, funding, OI and positioning use public market APIs from Binance, Bybit, Bitget and OKX. Fear & Greed is attributed to Alternative.me. Methodology and update timing can differ by exchange.