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| Price band | Distance | Est. size | Side | Size |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $1,731.64 – $1,748.29 | +4.5% | $13.4M | Shorts above | |
| $1,714.99 – $1,731.64 | +3.5% | $15.6M | Shorts above | |
| $1,698.34 – $1,714.99 | +2.5% | $42.7M | Shorts above | |
| $1,665.04 | ||||
| $1,431.93 – $1,448.58 | -13.5% | $41.2M | Longs below | |
| $1,398.63 – $1,415.28 | -15.5% | $49.1M | Longs below | |
| $1,381.98 – $1,398.63 | -16.5% | $35.8M | Longs below | |
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The ZEC liquidation heatmap shows where estimated leveraged Zcash liquidations are concentrated around the current price. Brighter areas represent larger liquidation clusters, with short liquidations above the market and long liquidations below. The chart places these levels directly against ZEC price action so you can see where larger concentrations of leverage remain active.
On the ZEC heatmap, clusters can build, fade or disappear as positions are opened and closed. The table below the chart groups the main liquidation areas into price bands and shows their estimated size, distance from the current price and whether they represent longs below or shorts above the market.
This Zcash heatmap is based on Binance ZEC perpetual market data and updates every few minutes. Liquidation levels are estimates rather than exact positions for every trader, so the heatmap is best used as market context rather than as a prediction that price will move toward a particular cluster.
A ZEC liquidation heatmap is a visual map of price areas where leveraged Zcash positions are estimated to face liquidation. Brighter zones represent larger concentrations of potential liquidations above or below the current ZEC price.
Start with the current ZEC price and compare the larger clusters above and below it. Clusters above price mainly represent potential short liquidations, while clusters below price mainly represent long liquidations. The table shows the estimated size and distance of each major cluster.
Clusters above the market show areas where short positions may be forced to close if ZEC rises. Clusters below the market show where long positions may be liquidated if price falls. Larger clusters can become areas of market interest, but they are not guaranteed price targets.
No. The liquidation levels shown on the heatmap are estimates based on market and derivatives data rather than the exact liquidation price of every trader. They are designed to show where leverage appears concentrated.
The heatmap updates every few minutes using Binance ZEC perpetual market data. As price and open positions change, liquidation clusters can grow, fade, move or disappear.
Not always. A liquidity heatmap can also refer to order-book liquidity. On this page, the focus is specifically on estimated liquidation concentrations — price areas where leveraged ZEC positions may be forced to close.