LiqFlow API

Every number the site draws is available as JSON with a free API key (50,000 calls a month; a key is required from 27 October 2026, and requests without one are refused from 1 November 2026, after a rehearsal on 27 October when they are refused for the first 15 minutes of every hour, UTC). That includes all-wallet liquidation levels and stop-order clusters read directly from a Hyperliquid node, trader-cohort positioning over time, cross-exchange funding rates and aggregated orderbook depth.

Liquidation levels come with price bins and cumulative long and short exposure denominated in millions of USD; node data refreshes every five minutes and the derived scores every four hours. Responses carry permissive CORS headers, so the endpoints can be called straight from a browser.

The node service publishes a full interactive Swagger reference at node.liqflow.app, with every endpoint's request and response schema and a console to try them in.

The same data is also an MCP server at https://liqflow.app/mcp, so AI assistants such as Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor can look up Hyperliquid liquidation levels, the largest positions, any wallet, recent liquidations, trader-cohort positioning and funding directly. It is free and needs no key or sign-in: add the URL to the assistant and ask.