RENDER Liquidations
Real-time crypto liquidations
A liquidation happens when an exchange forcibly closes a leveraged position because the trader's margin is no longer sufficient. Clusters of long liquidations often mark capitulation lows; clusters of short liquidations can fuel short squeezes.
FAQ
What are liquidations in crypto futures?
Liquidations are forced closures of leveraged futures positions. A long liquidation is a forced sell, a short liquidation is a forced buy, and large waves of them accelerate price moves.
Why does the feed start empty?
Exchanges publish liquidations as a live stream, not as history, so FuturesLens shows liquidations observed since you opened the page.
Is FuturesLens a free Coinalyze or CoinGlass alternative?
Yes. FuturesLens is a free Coinalyze alternative and free CoinGlass alternative for crypto futures analytics. Open interest, funding rate, liquidations, long/short ratio, basis, CVD and volume delta are available without an account, loaded directly from public Binance, Bybit and Gate.io market data.