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Hyperliquid Stop-Loss & Take-Profit Heatmap

Where the stop-losses and take-profits of tracked Hyperliquid whales and active traders sit, coin by coin. Hyperliquid is on-chain, so open orders are public: these are real trigger orders. Pick a coin for its ladder of levels around the price.

0 coins4 of ~200 tracked wallets polled

Coverage: only the ~100 largest tracked Hyperliquid wallets plus up to ~100 recently active traders (4 read so far), refreshed about every 100 minutes, and trigger orders (stop-losses and take-profits) only. Plain limit orders are on order book depth; exact liquidation prices are on the Hyperliquid liquidation map.

Stop-losses and take-profits by coin

None of the tracked wallets read so far has a stop-loss or take-profit order.

How to read it. Stop-losses below the price close longs and those above it close shorts. The mark price triggers them. Market stop-losses can add immediate selling or buying pressure; limit stop-losses may rest without filling. Only the tracked wallets' trigger orders are counted, so real totals are larger. Not financial advice.

Hyperliquid stop-loss heatmap FAQ

What is the stop-loss heatmap?

For each coin, the prices where tracked Hyperliquid whales and active traders keep stop-loss and take-profit orders, with the value at each level. Hyperliquid is on-chain, so open orders are public: these are real orders, not an estimate.

Which wallets and orders are included?

The ~100 largest tracked Hyperliquid wallets plus up to ~100 recently active traders (wallets with open positions that made a trade of at least $10,000 in the last hour), read one after another within Hyperliquid's API rate limit, and only their trigger orders that close a position. Plain limit orders are on the order book depth page.

What is the nearest stop cluster?

Of the five biggest stop-loss levels (0.25% of the price wide) on each side of the price, the one closest to it. Below the price those stops close longs; above it they close shorts. A big cluster close to the price can speed up a move once it is reached. Not financial advice.