Crypto stop-loss & liquidation map
Where traders keep their stop-losses, take-profits and liquidation prices — from real Hyperliquid and GMX orders — and where large limit orders line up on several of six exchanges. A liquidity map, not a forecast.
How to read the map
Left — stop-losses and liquidation prices of Hyperliquid and GMX traders. When price reaches such a cluster, stops fire at market and can accelerate the move. Right — limit orders and take-profits: the move can slow down there.
Bar length uses the square root of the sum, so small levels stay visible next to large ones. Hover a row (tap on mobile) to see the amount for each order type.
Range Low / Equilibrium / Range High — the coin's trading range by the CryptoLogix method. “N exch.” — a large limit order matching on at least two exchanges. “HL+GMX” — large stops or take-profits at the same level on both exchanges.
Large walls are often pulled as price approaches — a wall is no guarantee of a bounce. Stops are only visible on Hyperliquid and GMX: on Binance, Bybit and other centralized exchanges nobody can see them.