Market liquidations · live telemetry
Every liquidation. The moment it happens.
Independent liquidation telemetry for crypto markets. Native WebSocket feeds from 10 exchanges, normalized to USD, cross-checked against aggregators every hour.
The problem
The hour you don’t see coming
Cascades take minutes. Recaps take hours. By the time a chart screenshot reaches your feed, the liquidity is already gone — it was you.
19 min
from first tick to exhaustion
0.4 s
median delivery delay of this feed
- 21:14:03First cluster$14.2M longs wiped on BTC — a single exchange, a single wick
- 21:16:41Price slips −1.2%Leverage starts unwinding; stop-losses feed the move
- 21:19:57Cascade goes cross-market$38.7M in 90 seconds, three exchanges at once
- 21:24:12Funding flipsLate longs become the liquidity they were hunting
- 21:31:00Exhaustion$96M total; alts down 6–9% in under twenty minutes
- 21:14:04…and you saw the first tick0.4 seconds after the exchange did — not in tomorrow's recap
Illustrative composite of real cascade patterns from our history.
What you get
What a live feed gives you
See cascades as they form
Cross-exchange clusters in one view — not one venue's version of the market.
One normalized feed
Inverse contracts converted, per-contract nominals applied, everything in USD.
Latency you can trust
0.4 seconds median from the exchange event to your screen. Measured, not claimed.
History that answers back
Months of raw events kept locally — queryable, comparable, downloadable.
No login, no paywall
Open the terminal and look. The feed is not a teaser for a subscription.
Independent
Not an exchange, not an aggregator's marketing arm. Data with no position.
How it works
From exchange event to your screen
01
Collect
Native WebSocket streams from Binance, Bybit, OKX, Bitget and Gate — plus an aggregated market-wide feed for cross-checking. No scraping.
02
Normalize
Inverse contracts converted to USD, duplicates dropped, per-contract nominals applied. One event, one meaning, seven sources.
03
Verify
A reconciler re-checks every hour against aggregator ground truth. Divergences surface in the open, not in a footnote.
What the exchange sends
{
"e":"forceOrder","E":1762286043000,
"o":{"s":"BTCUSDT","S":"SELL",
"q":"24.71","p":"96042.10",
"ap":"96105.38","X":"FILLED"}
}What you see
Size in USD, side resolved, timestamp normalized, duplicates from other venues merged. The number on the screen is the number that happened.
A week with the feed
Quiet Tuesday
$118M
Grind day — steady longs paying for overleveraged alts
Squeeze Thursday
$892M
One BTC wick cascades into alts; three exchanges light up within minutes
Cascade Friday
$1.4B
Funding flip unwinds a crowded trade; the feed shows it first tick by tick
Illustrative figures from recent weeks of collected history.
Your first question might be
SELECT ts, symbol, side, vol_usd
FROM liquidations
WHERE ts > now() - interval '1 hour'
ORDER BY vol_usd DESC;46,232 events in the last 24 hours across 10 exchanges.
Access
Simple access
Terminal
Free · forever
- Live feed, all 7 sources
- Window statistics and per-exchange splits
- Sounds, history view, benchmarks
- No account, no card
API & full history
From $17/mo · founding −40%
- REST API over all 7 sources
- Full normalized history depth
- One-off CSV dumps for backtesting
- Free tier — instant key, no signup
Frequent questions
What is a liquidation?+
When an exchange force-closes a leveraged position because margin ran out. Liquidations are the market's stress gauge — clusters of them move price, and price moves them.
Why watch them live?+
Cascades develop in minutes. Live liquidation flow is often the earliest public signal that leverage is unwinding — before it shows up in price recaps or on social media.
Which exchanges are covered?+
Binance, Bybit, OKX, Bitget and Gate natively over WebSocket, plus Hyperliquid and a dozen more venues through aggregated feeds.
How is this different from liquidation aggregators?+
No login walls, no teaser pricing, and a measured 0.4s median latency — faster than every aggregator we benchmarked against. Our reconciler cross-checks us against independent feeds every hour, in the open.
How fast is the feed?+
Median 0.4 seconds from the exchange WebSocket event to your screen. Per-exchange latency is displayed live in the terminal.
Can I get the raw history?+
Yes — the API serves full collected history on paid plans, and one-off CSV dumps (whole dataset or per exchange) are available for backtesting. See the API page.
Is this investment advice?+
No. It's telemetry. Numbers about what already happened, delivered as fast as we can. What you do with them is up to you.