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“Even tho most lose” - Alon Cohen, April 27th, 2024. And the extraction machine has had over 2.5 years to optimize since then.

I am acutely aware that I would be dramatically more popular if I wasn’t so outspoken about certain issues. But I’m not here to win a popularity contest. And I’m most certainly not here to sell my soul. Some things just need to be said.

When people ask me why I’m perpetually online…

I was today years old when I first uttered the phrase, "My Claude wants to talk to you"

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The MOST Valuable Update to a FREE Service...EVER. Have you ever watched a liquidation heatmap, seen price tag a massive cluster, and then...crickets? Maybe you even entered a trade expecting the liquidation cascade that typically follows, only for price to hit the cluster, reverse, and suddenly your well-intentioned scalp is underwater. There's a critical piece of information liquidation heatmaps haven't been showing you. Until now. Resting liquidity. Think about it. When a large cluster of liquidations gets triggered, the resulting forced buying or selling needs counterparties on the other side of those trades. But what if there's already enough resting liquidity across CEXs and DEXs to absorb that pressure? You might never see the cascade you were expecting. liquidate.fun/ fixes this. Today, we've rolled out a major update that introduces Support & Resistance, both as a standalone widget and integrated directly into our liquidation clusters. (Powered by our good friends at @clobr_io ) And here's where things get really informative. Every liquidation cluster now displays its liquidity coverage. For example, you might see a cluster showing 0.7x Covered. What does that mean? It means that, based on resting liquidity observed, there's only enough available liquidity to absorb approximately 70% of the potential forced buying or selling associated with that cluster. In other words, the estimated liquidation pressure exceeds the available liquidity by a substantial margin. That's potentially fertile ground for a cascade. Conversely, you might see a cluster displaying 1.5x Covered. That means there's approximately 50% more resting liquidity than the estimated liquidation pressure that could be unleashed. In that scenario, the market may be much better positioned to absorb those liquidations without the dramatic price movement you're anticipating. Of course, resting liquidity can disappear, order books can shift, and none of this guarantees how price will react. But that's precisely why we're continuously refreshing the data. The engine powering liquidate.fun/ is ingesting new data up to four times per second. Here's why I believe this is such an important development. For years, traders have looked at liquidation heatmaps and treated large clusters almost like magnets, assuming that once price reaches them, a cascade is inevitable. But knowing where liquidations are concentrated is only half the equation. The other half is understanding whether the market actually has the liquidity to absorb them. Until now, putting those two pieces of information together has required significantly more effort, multiple data sources, and were simply overlooked by most traders. We're putting them together in one place. For free. A liquidation cluster tells you where the potential pressure is. Liquidity coverage helps tell you whether that pressure might actually move the market. And that distinction can be the difference between anticipating a cascade and becoming caught on the wrong side of a trade. Enjoy the update. liquidate.fun/ 🫡 From the depths — The White Whale 🐋

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