BTC, ETH and other perps — Binance, Bybit, OKX, Hyperliquid

LiqMap

SI-BOT-LIQMAP

Real-time liquidation heatmap aggregating open interest, funding, and long/short ratio from Binance, Bybit, OKX, and Hyperliquid. Read-only — it never touches a wallet or places a trade.

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Specification

Market: BTC, ETH and other perps — Binance, Bybit, OKX, Hyperliquid
Language: Node.js (Express + WebSocket)
Runs on: Your machine — Linux, macOS, or Windows
Needs: Nothing — no API keys, all public endpoints
Trades: No — this is a dashboard, not an execution bot

What it actually does

Fetches open interest, funding rate, and long/short ratio from all four exchanges.
Models a realistic leverage distribution (2x–100x) informed by funding signals — exchanges don't publish per-position leverage, so this is an estimate.
Computes, for a range of prices around the current mark, where long and short positions at each modeled leverage would get liquidated.
Bins the result into $100-wide price buckets, aggregated across all exchanges, and finds clusters — local maxima above 30% of the peak — as the levels most likely to see cascading liquidations.
Serves it as a live web dashboard plus a JSON API and WebSocket feed, refreshed continuously.

The settings that decide your risk

Setting	What it does
`PORT`	local port to serve on (default 3001)

Credentials and safety

None. Every exchange endpoint it calls is public market data — there is nothing to configure, no account to connect, and no key that could leak. Some exchanges block cloud/datacenter IPs from these public endpoints (Binance and Bybit have both been observed doing this); it still serves real data from whichever exchanges respond, and running it from a residential IP avoids the block entirely.

Specific risk for this bot

This bot places no trades and holds no funds — the only risk is trusting the picture it shows too literally. Leverage distribution is modeled, not observed, and a liquidation cluster is a statistical concentration, not a guarantee that price will reach it.

It can lose money, including all of the amount you fund it with. There is no published track record and no guarantee of profit. Start small.

Getting it running

npm install
cp .env.sample .env          # BOT_LICENSE
export $(grep -v '^#' .env | xargs)
npm start

Open http://localhost:3001 once it's running. No dependencies beyond npm install, and nothing exchange-specific to configure — every endpoint is public.

Set BOT_LICENSE to the licence string you received. The bot verifies it at startup against https://saylorinnovations.com/api/license/verify and will not run without a valid one.