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Where crypto and gold liquidations sit right now

By Swiftedge · Published

As of 1:52 PM ET (18:52 UTC), 05 Nov 2026, $88.1M of Bitcoin longs would be liquidated within 2% below price and $3.2M of shorts within 2% above it, measured from the real liquidation prices of 6,827 scanned accounts (about 31% of open interest).

$88.1MBTC longs within 2% below
$3.2MBTC shorts within 2% above
$398.1MBTC within 10% either way

Liquidations near price, by market

MarketLongs −1%Longs −2%Longs −5%Shorts +1%Shorts +2%Shorts +5%Long / short within 2%
Bitcoin$19.6M$88.1M$216.0M$57K$3.2M$24.8M
Ethereum$6.2M$9.9M$31.3M$0$1K$3.0M
Solana$1K$818K$4.6M$0$0$274K
XRP$88K$1.4M$13.0M$0$0$141K
Gold$123$916K$2.1M$0$492K$1.1M
Silver$0$166K$632K$0$0$227K
WTI crude oil$0$36K$2.1M$0$23K$79K
US 500$6.5M$6.8M$9.5M$600K$624K$2.4M
US 100$1.6M$4.9M$10.2M$0$49$4.1M

USD value of positions whose liquidation price lies within the band. Longs are liquidated below price, shorts above. Download this table as CSV (includes the 10% bands).

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How this is measured

Swiftedge continuously scans the open positions of thousands of accounts on public perpetual futures markets and records, for each position, the price at which it would be liquidated. Positions are grouped into price buckets, and this page adds up the USD value whose liquidation price lies within 1, 2, 5 and 10% of the current price. No account or address is shown or stored on this page.

The scanned accounts cover part of each market's open interest (the share is shown in the CSV), so the totals are a measured sample, not the whole market. A liquidation price can move when a trader adds margin, closes or changes a position, so the map describes the moment it was taken. It is information, not a forecast.

Cite this

Swiftedge Research (2026). Where crypto and gold liquidations sit right now. https://swiftedge.uk/research/crypto-liquidation-map (accessed 05 Nov 2026).

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Common questions

What is a liquidation price?

The price at which a leveraged position is closed automatically because its margin no longer covers the loss. Longs are liquidated when price falls to it, shorts when price rises to it.

Why do big clusters near price matter?

When price reaches a cluster, forced selling (longs) or forced buying (shorts) can add to the move. Whether that happens depends on the rest of the order book, so a cluster is context, not a signal.

How often is the map updated?

The positions are rescanned continuously and the page is rebuilt every few minutes. The time at the top is when the newest data was taken.

Is this the same as a liquidation heatmap?

No. A liquidation heatmap estimates where liquidations might sit from leverage assumptions. This map uses liquidation prices measured from real open positions, for the share of the market that is scanned.

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