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Liquidations & Derivatives

Real-time perpetual futures intelligence: open interest, retail vs whale positioning, funding rates and our liquidation pressure score across 0 major coins.

Updated 7:02:38 PM · refreshes every 60s · source: Binance USD-M Futures

Total Open Interest

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Across 0 pairs

Longs at Risk

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Coins with crowded long positioning

Shorts at Risk

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Squeeze setup candidates

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Liquidations & Derivatives FAQ

Quick answers to the most common questions about this ranking — covering data sources, methodology, fees, and how to use the metrics shown above.

What is open interest?

Open interest (OI) is the total USD value of outstanding perpetual futures contracts on Binance. Rising OI alongside rising price = new money entering longs. Rising OI with falling price = aggressive shorting. Falling OI = positions being closed.

What does long/short ratio tell me?

Global long/short shows how retail accounts are positioned. Top trader long/short shows how the largest accounts (whales) are positioned. When retail is heavily long but top traders are short, expect a long squeeze. The opposite often precedes a short squeeze.

What is funding rate?

Funding rate is paid every 8 hours between long and short positions on perpetual futures. Positive funding = longs pay shorts (longs are crowded). Negative funding = shorts pay longs (shorts are crowded). Extreme readings often precede liquidation cascades.

What does 'liquidation bias' mean?

It's our heuristic combining retail positioning skew and funding rate. 'Longs at risk' means crowded long positioning + positive funding — a downside move would trigger long liquidations. 'Shorts at risk' is the opposite setup, often preceding a short squeeze.