Hyperliquid liquidation levels from real open positions
Most liquidation maps infer where leverage might break. Hyperliquid exposes each public address’s open positions and exchange-calculated liquidation prices. EdgeDepth turns a risk-prioritized census of those positions into live, price-level clusters on the chart.
This sits inside a full live Hyperliquid data path: trades, full 20-level books, sub-second BBO, funding, open interest, realized liquidations and coverage-labeled real-position liquidation levels.
A live wallet census, not a leverage guess
Hyperliquid has no endpoint for every open position at once. The useful map comes from choosing which addresses to refresh, reading their account state, rejecting misleading levels, then aggregating the remainder honestly.
Direct levels, with the blind spots still visible
Modeled pressure, covered positions and confirmed events are not mixed together
Hyperliquid is a first-class data source
EdgeDepth does not stop at a symbol list or a liquidation overlay. It carries full 20-level books, trades, sub-second per-coin BBO, funding, open interest and realized liquidations for every Hyperliquid perpetual.
Hyperliquid history is still being backfilled; it becomes searchable and replayable once it passes the same completeness checks as the Binance record. Cross-exchange research is in the works, and results will always say which venue they came from before any Binance-to-Hyperliquid comparison is allowed.
Real does not mean complete
The census covers a changing, risk-prioritized set of public addresses, not every Hyperliquid account. Cross-margin positions can expose account-level liquidation prices that are null or economically useless, so those levels are filtered instead of painted as false precision.
This position-census layer is live-only today. It does not pretend that today's covered wallets existed in a historical replay. The universal candle-derived field remains the replay-identical view of liquidation pressure.
Raw per-address positions stay in short-lived memory. EdgeDepth persists and publishes the price-bucketed aggregate, not a wallet-level position history.