Where leveraged ETH positions would be forced to close, estimated from 21 days of hourly open interest on the Binance ETHUSDT perpetual. Shorts liquidate above the price, longs below it. This is a snapshot rebuilt about every 30 minutes; the live heatmap on every timeframe is in the AlertaChart app.
Updated: · Binance ETHUSDT perpetual · hourly data · rebuilt about every 30 minutes
Price (last hourly candle, Nov 14, 2026, 2:00 AM UTC)
$1,927
Largest short cluster above
$2,136 (+10.9%) · $18.12M
Largest long cluster below
$1,862 (−3.4%) · $13.93M
Shorts liquidated by a 5% rise
$40.72M
Longs liquidated by a 5% drop
$73.97M
Funding (8h average)
0.0020%
Open interest
$4.24B
Liquidated in 24h (long / short)
$118.50M / $42.66M
As of Nov 14, 2026, 2:07 AM UTC, the largest estimated cluster of short liquidations is at $2,136 (+10.9%), about $18.12M; the largest long cluster is at $1,862 (−3.4%), about $13.93M.
Within 5% of the price more sits on the long side ($73.97M below against $40.72M above): a drop would liquidate more than a rise of the same size.
Short liquidations (above price)Long liquidations (below price)Price (hourly close)
A band starts when the positions in it were opened and stays until price trades through it; the bar on the right is its estimated size.
Largest short liquidation levels above ETH
The 8 largest 0.25%-wide levels within 15% of the price, nearest first.
Price level
Distance
Estimated size
Size rank
$2,037 – $2,042
+5.9%
$9.47M
#6
$2,124 – $2,129
+10.4%
$10.46M
#5
$2,134 – $2,138
+10.9%
$18.12M
#1
$2,138 – $2,143
+11.1%
$10.78M
#4
$2,148 – $2,153
+11.6%
$11.00M
#3
$2,153 – $2,158
+11.9%
$9.35M
#8
$2,163 – $2,167
+12.4%
$12.96M
#2
$2,196 – $2,201
+14.1%
$9.46M
#7
Largest long liquidation levels below ETH
The 8 largest 0.25%-wide levels within 15% of the price, nearest first.
Price level
Distance
Estimated size
Size rank
$1,878 – $1,883
−2.4%
$5.92M
#5
$1,869 – $1,874
−2.9%
$12.69M
#2
$1,864 – $1,869
−3.1%
$5.34M
#6
$1,859 – $1,864
−3.4%
$13.93M
#1
$1,854 – $1,859
−3.6%
$6.43M
#4
$1,849 – $1,854
−3.9%
$7.88M
#3
$1,835 – $1,840
−4.6%
$5.06M
#8
$1,753 – $1,758
−8.9%
$5.30M
#7
If ETH moves 1–5%
The estimated positions liquidated on the way to each price: longs on a drop, shorts on a rise. Each row includes the levels nearer the price.
Move
Price
Estimated liquidations
Side
−5%
$1,830
$73.97M
Longs
−4%
$1,849
$62.76M
Longs
−3%
$1,869
$29.18M
Longs
−2%
$1,888
$10.16M
Longs
−1%
$1,907
$4.22M
Longs
+1%
$1,946
$2.23M
Shorts
+2%
$1,965
$7.72M
Shorts
+3%
$1,984
$13.28M
Shorts
+4%
$2,004
$20.68M
Shorts
+5%
$2,023
$40.72M
Shorts
Real liquidations in the last 24 hours
Over the last 24 hours $118.50M of ETH longs and $42.66M of ETH shorts were liquidated on Binance, Bybit, and OKX, as the exchanges published them.
Binance and OKX publish only part of their liquidations. Binance sends at most one liquidation per contract each second, and OKX’s documentation says its liquidation feed “doesn’t represent the total number of liquidations on OKX”. Their figures, and every total that includes them, are minimums. Binance’s stream documentation · OKX’s channel documentation
Average funding 0.0020% per 8 hours across Binance, Bybit, OKX, Coinbase, and Hyperliquid; open interest $4.24B. ETH funding rate by exchange
How the estimate works
Every hourly rise in open interest on the Binance ETHUSDT perpetual over the last 21 days is treated as new positions opened at that hour’s price, half long and half short.
Each batch is spread over a typical leverage mix: 10× (18%), 20× (22%), 25× (22%), 50× (18%), 75× (10%), and 100× (10%). A position is liquidated about 1/leverage away from its entry, with a 0.5% maintenance margin; a level stays open until a later candle trades through it. Levels are grouped in bands 0.25% of the price wide.
This is a model, not the exchanges’ order books: real positions use other leverage, add margin, close early or sit on other exchanges, and the model sees Binance’s open interest only. Read it as where leverage has built up, not as a forecast. Market information, not investment advice.
Opens the ETH perpetual chart with the Orderflow Toolbox; turn on Liquidation Heatmap there. It updates live on every timeframe and is part of the Pro and Elite plans. Eligible new subscribers on iOS or Android may see a free trial of up to 7 days on some plans; web purchases do not include a trial.
Questions about the ETH liquidation heatmap
Where are the biggest ETH liquidation levels right now?
As of Nov 14, 2026, 2:07 AM UTC, the largest estimated short-liquidation level above the price is $2,136 (+10.9%), about $18.12M, and the largest long-liquidation level below it is $1,862 (−3.4%), about $13.93M. Both are 0.25%-wide bands within 15% of the price, estimated from Binance open interest.
How much would a 5% move in ETH liquidate?
By this estimate, a 5% rise to $2,023 would liquidate about $40.72M of short positions, and a 5% drop to $1,830 about $73.97M of long positions. The table on this page shows every step from 1% to 5%.
How is the ETH liquidation heatmap calculated?
From 21 days of hourly open interest on the Binance ETHUSDT perpetual: each rise counts as new positions opened at that hour’s price, half long and half short, spread over a typical leverage mix (10× (18%), 20× (22%), 25× (22%), 50× (18%), 75× (10%), and 100× (10%)). A position is liquidated about 1/leverage from its entry with a 0.5% maintenance margin, and a level stays open until a later hourly candle trades through it.
Are these real ETH liquidations?
No. The levels estimate where leveraged positions would be forced to close; exchanges do not publish their users’ liquidation prices. Real liquidations are the forced orders exchanges report after the fact: over the last 24 hours, $118.50M of longs and $42.66M of shorts on Binance, Bybit, and OKX.
Does the ETH price move toward liquidation clusters?
Sometimes. A large cluster is liquidity: the forced orders there can speed a move once price reaches it, and traders watch such levels. But nothing makes price go to a cluster, and the estimate does not see positions on other exchanges, added margin or early exits. Read it as where leverage has built up, not as a forecast; it is not investment advice.
Where can I see the ETH liquidation heatmap live?
In the AlertaChart app: open the ETH perpetual chart, open the Orderflow Toolbox from the Orderflow button and turn on Liquidation Heatmap. It updates live on every timeframe and is part of the Pro and Elite plans. Eligible new subscribers on iOS or Android may see a free trial of up to 7 days on some plans; web purchases do not include a trial.
