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Tesla positioning by price
Where Tesla positions are forced to close and where large orders wait, at every price level around the market. TSLA 399.70. Last updated 12 November 2026, 6:58 PM ET (23:58 UTC).
Swiftedge right now (6:58 PM ET · 23:58 UTC): Within 1 % of the price there is −$607k net (more below): price tends to meet support on that side first. Watch it live: Positioning on the chart →
Tesla positioning right now
Updated 12 Nov 2026, 6:58 PM ET (23:58 UTC)
- Within 1 % of the price there is −$607k net (more below): price tends to meet support on that side first.
- Above the price +$6.3M, below the price −$12M, in total $18M.
- Flip at 399.00, TSLA 399.70, above it.
- Largest wall above the price at 402.00, largest wall below at 385.00.
Positioning by price
USD at each price level: resting orders near the price and liquidations of leveraged positions further out. Price levels within about 12 % of the price. Hover a bar for the details. Updates every minute.
Positioning profile
The same levels as one curve across the price range. Order book near the price, liquidations further out.
Net within 1 %, last 24 hours
Largest price levels
| Price | From price | Net within 1 % |
|---|---|---|
| 385.00 | -3.7 % | −$5.8M |
| 399.00 | -0.2 % | −$1.6M |
| 398.00 | -0.4 % | −$1.2M |
| 402.00 | +0.6 % | +$1.2M |
| 401.00 | +0.3 % | +$1.1M |
| 400.00 | +0.1 % | +$1.1M |
| 396.00 | -0.9 % | −$835k |
| 404.00 | +1.1 % | +$580k |
| 397.00 | -0.7 % | −$571k |
| 393.00 | -1.7 % | −$546k |
| 357.00 | -10.7 % | −$393k |
| 406.00 | +1.6 % | +$354k |
How to read the positioning chart
Each bar is one price level. Bars to the right (teal) are above the price: large sell orders and shorts that would be liquidated if the price got there, which means forced buying. Bars to the left (pink) are below the price: large buy orders and longs that would be liquidated, which means forced selling. The largest bar on each side is the upper and lower wall.
Order book shows only the resting orders close to the price (the fast walls). Liquidations shows only where leveraged positions would be closed. The flip is the price where the share of longs at risk below equals the share of shorts at risk above.
How it is calculated
- Open positions with their liquidation price, refreshed continuously, grouped by price level in USD.
- The resting order book within 3 % of the price, in USD per price level, smoothed over a few minutes.
- Upper and lower wall: the largest level above and below the price. Fast walls: the largest order-book levels.
- Max liquidation: the price that would close the most positions if the market traded there.
A description of positioning right now, not a forecast or advice.
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FAQ
What is positioning?
It shows where leveraged Tesla positions would be forced to close (their liquidation prices) and where large orders rest in the order book, at every price level around the market, in USD.
What are the upper and lower walls?
The largest price level above and below the current price. Above, it is sell orders and shorts that would be liquidated (forced buying); below, buy orders and longs that would be liquidated (forced selling).
What is the flip?
The price where the share of long positions at risk below equals the share of short positions at risk above. Above the flip, more shorts are in the way; below it, more longs.
What is max liquidation?
The price that would close the most positions in total if the market traded there.
Where does the data come from?
Public positions and order books on Hyperliquid and Lighter, computed by Swiftedge every minute.
How often is it updated?
Every minute. The chart on this page refreshes itself every minute while the page is open; the page itself is rebuilt every two minutes.