Every Hyperliquid Liquidation Level, Read From the Node

Most liquidation heatmaps infer where positions sit from aggregate open interest. LiqFlow reads a HyperLiquid node directly, so the levels here are the actual liquidation prices of actual wallets, and the stop-order heatmaps are real resting orders rather than a model of them.

Every tracked market carries long and short liquidation exposure, a distance-weighted skew score that weights levels near spot above distant ones, real stop-order clusters, aggregated cross-exchange orderbook depth, funding and volume, and a trader-cohort breakdown showing whether profitable and unprofitable wallets are leaning long or short.