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| Price band | Distance | Est. size | Side | Size |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $125.61 – $126.81 | +5.5% | $12.5M | Shorts above | |
| $124.42 – $125.61 | +4.5% | $53.5M | Shorts above | |
| $123.22 – $124.42 | +3.5% | $34.5M | Shorts above | |
| $119.63 | ||||
| $116.04 – $117.24 | -2.5% | $35.0M | Longs below | |
| $114.84 – $116.04 | -3.5% | $40.1M | Longs below | |
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The SOL liquidation heatmap shows where leveraged positions are concentrated around the current Solana price. It combines price action with derivatives data to estimate liquidation clusters above and below the market, making it easier to see where larger pockets of leverage may still be active.
On the SOL heatmap, brighter areas represent larger estimated concentrations of leveraged positions. The table below the chart groups these areas into price bands and shows their distance from the current price, estimated size and whether the cluster sits above or below the market.
This Solana heatmap is based on Binance SOL perpetual market data and updates throughout the day. Traders can use the liquidation map to compare liquidity above and below price, identify the nearest major clusters and see how the distribution changes as the market moves.
The SOL liquidation heatmap is a visual map of estimated liquidation concentrations around the current Solana price. Brighter areas indicate price zones where more leveraged positions may be exposed if the market moves into them.
Start with the current price, then compare the clusters above and below it. Larger and brighter zones represent stronger estimated concentrations of leverage. The price-band table makes it easier to compare their size and distance from the market.
A SOL liquidity heatmap highlights areas where leveraged market activity is concentrated. In this tool, the focus is specifically on estimated liquidation clusters rather than general order-book liquidity.
Clusters above the market are generally associated with short positions, while clusters below are associated with longs. If price moves into a large cluster, forced liquidations can add to the move, although a cluster is not a prediction that price will necessarily reach that level.
The heatmap uses Binance SOL perpetual market data as its underlying market reference. Keeping the source consistent makes it possible to track how liquidation concentrations change over time on the same basis.