Swiftedge Positioning lays out where leveraged positions sit as one live chain, one row per price level, with the live price
running through the middle, for every market on Swiftedge (Bitcoin here, Ethereum at /eth/options,
gold at /gold/options and so on; switch market at the top).
It shows where positions would be forced to close and where large orders wait. It describes; it does not forecast. Free in your
browser, no account and no download. Made by Swiftedge.
What you are looking at
One row per price level: levels run top to bottom, centred on the live price. The long side grows to the left,
the short side to the right. Tabs set the time window (next hour, 4 hours, day or week) for the row heights.
Bars: next to the price, the resting order book walls (teal buy walls, violet sell walls); further out, the
liquidations of tracked leveraged positions (orange longs below the price, cyan shorts above), in USD.
Row height: taller rows are where the price is more likely to be over the selected window, from realized
volatility. Thin brackets at the edges mark the ±1σ expected move. Not a forecast.
Tags: the upper wall and lower wall (largest levels above and below the price), the flip,
the fast walls (largest order book walls) and max liquidation.
Price spine: a mini Swiftedge Depth in the middle with the price trail, the largest order
book walls over time and trades as bubbles. LINK lines the live price up with the chain.
Quick answers
Is row height a prediction?
No. It shows how far the price has typically moved lately (realized volatility)
over the selected window. It describes, it does not predict.
Does it show every position in the market?
No. It shows the tracked positions; the coverage (share of open
interest) is in the line under the headline.
Is it free?
Yes, with no account. See the FAQ for where the data comes from.