This is the money sitting within a short move of its liquidation price right now, asset by asset. We re-read the leveraged accounts we can see on Hyperliquid every few minutes; this page shows what that reading says at this moment, not an average and not a forecast.
Ordered by how much is close to liquidation. The bar is the share of what we see on that asset which is in danger — not a share of the exchange's open interest, which is a different and much larger number.
| Asset | Near liquidation | We can see | Share of that |
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What this is a floor of, and why that matters. We do not see the whole exchange. At this moment we are reading a fraction of the notional carried on Hyperliquid, and our reading order deliberately favours accounts already close to their liquidation price. So every number on this page is a floor, not a total — the real figure is larger, and we would rather say so than let someone quote us as a market total.
Liquidations on Hyperliquid do not arrive one at a time. Measured across 103 days, an ordinary hour touches 5.8 different assets and a loaded one touches 21 — and the record hour touched 141. When this page is loaded, the wave that follows is not usually on the asset you are watching. That is the whole reason the number above is worth a glance before you size a position.
The full history, asset by asset, is at /liquidations.
Paste an address and you get told when it gets close to its liquidation price. The address is public, so there is no key, no signature and no account involved — and watching stays free.
Check an addressNo account, no key, no rate limit to ask for. The same numbers as above, as JSON, with the coverage attached to every reading:
https://145-241-165-87.nip.io/api/v1/market/danger
One line puts a live box on your own page:
<script src="https://145-241-165-87.nip.io/widget.js" async></script>
There is a chart at /danger.png if you would rather post an image. All we ask is a visible link back.
