Monitored HYPE liquidation levels

HYPE Liquidation Map: Actual Public Positions

Inspect monitored liquidation levels and their coverage.

Last updated: 2026-08-25Last reviewed: 2026-08-25
Partial liquidation coverageSnapshot Oct 10, 06:30 UTC48/48 wallet reads
Direct answer

Where are the nearest visible HYPE liquidations?

At the current monitored-wallet snapshot, the reference HYPE mark is $84.105. No side-consistent monitored liquidation is visible below the mark. The nearest visible short liquidation is $108.8, 29.4% above the mark. Liquidation prices are visible for 9 of 18 monitored HYPE positions, covering 98.5% of cohort notional. This is a bounded public-wallet sample, not an exchange-wide liquidation heatmap or a cascade forecast.

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Snapshot reference mark
$84.105
Median implied mark across 9 retained HYPE rows
Visible liquidation prices
9/18
50.0% position coverage
Notional coverage
98.5%
$197.19M of $200.11M
Nearest side
short 29.4%
Absolute distance from snapshot mark
Distance from snapshot mark

Actual monitored liquidation levels by band

Bar length compares notional inside this sample. Empty bands stay visible because the absence of a monitored level is useful context. Long liquidations sit below the mark; short liquidations sit above it.

9 of 18 monitored HYPE positions are excluded because the retained row or a valid, side-consistent liquidation price is unavailable.
Exact public rows

Nearest visible HYPE liquidation prices

Ordered by absolute distance from the snapshot mark. Position size and current uPnL stay separate so one dramatic percentage does not hide the exposure behind it.

Full position board

What does this map measure?

It groups side-consistent liquidation prices returned for current HYPE positions in the monitored public-wallet snapshot. The reference mark is the median of position value divided by absolute HYPE size across retained rows, so the price and positions share the same observation time.

Is this the whole Hyperliquid market?

No. The cohort starts from the public leaderboard and is capped at 48 addresses under published eligibility and selection rules. It cannot see every account, linked wallet, off-platform hedge, or missing liquidation price.

Will price react at these levels?

Unknown. A visible liquidation price is not a resting order, support, resistance, or proof of a cascade. Account equity, funding, collateral, other positions, and position changes can move the displayed liquidation boundary.

Why show bands and exact rows?

Bands make concentration scannable without pretending sparse observations form a continuous heatmap. Exact rows let you inspect the public account and judge whether one large position dominates a band.

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Risk notice
Crypto perpetuals and leveraged trading are high risk. You can lose money through liquidation, funding, slippage, oracle issues, protocol failures, and market volatility.
How to read this dataReviewed 2026-08-25 · Expand
Where this comes from
Official Hyperliquid public leaderboard and clearinghouseState responses
How fresh it is
The stored monitored-wallet snapshot targets a five-minute refresh. Page views read the bounded snapshot and make no per-wallet upstream requests.
Last reviewed
2026-08-25
How to use it
This is a cohort-scoped map of visible liquidation prices, not exchange-wide exposure, a liquidation forecast, support or resistance, or a trading signal.

Sources

5 references · Expand
  • Supports: Public leaderboard address rows, account-value fields, and day, week, month, and all-time PnL, ROI, and volume windows used for position-cohort selection and full-feed PnL extremes. Current positions come separately from clearinghouseState.
  • Supports: Public info endpoint families used for market, book, candle, account, portfolio, native borrow/lend reserve, vaultDetails, userFees account-rate, and maxBuilderFee approval reads.
  • Supports: Core and HIP-3 perpetual DEX discovery, current market contexts including rolling dayNtlVlm, perpetual metadata, funding history, predicted funding, DEX and market limits, DEX status, configuration metadata, clearinghouse state, and open-interest cap fields.
  • Supports: Maintenance margin, mark price, partial liquidations, liquidation flow, backstop-liquidation thresholds, and HLP liquidator-vault exposure.
  • Hyperliquid Docs: MarginingAccessed 2026-08-25
    Supports: Initial margin, leverage, margin required as position value divided by leverage, and differences between cross and isolated margin.