See which large Binance liquidations were recently reported, including the coin, liquidated side, dollar value and price. The tracker covers public records of $50,000 or more and opens with recent history. No sign-up or exchange account connection is needed.
Where can I see Binance liquidations today?
Use the liquidation tracker above to see the latest 40 public records of $50,000 or more. Scroll inside the table to load older records. Timestamps use your device’s local time zone, so you can compare dates directly when looking for today’s activity.
Forty records are not a fixed time window. They may cover minutes during a busy period or span more than a day when fewer large liquidations are reported. This is a list of large reported events, not a complete Binance or market-wide 24-hour liquidation total.
How to track Bitcoin and Ethereum long or short liquidations
Choose BTC for Bitcoin, ETH for Ethereum, or another available coin. Then select longs, shorts or both. Raise the minimum from $50K to $100K, $500K or $1M to focus on larger records. Filters apply to records already loaded; keep scrolling to search further back.
| Liquidated side | What happened | What to look for in the records |
|---|---|---|
| Long | A long position was forcibly closed by selling | Repeated long liquidations in the same coin over a short period |
| Short | A short position was forcibly closed by buying | Repeated short liquidations in the same coin over a short period |
The side refers to the position being closed. It helps explain an observed move, but neither one large liquidation nor a cluster establishes where price will go next.
Liquidation value, reported price and your own liquidation price
Liquidation value is the dollar amount disclosed in the public record. Liquidation price is the price disclosed for that event. Both retain the published precision. The amount is not the trader’s loss or necessarily their entire position, and publication time is not an exact exchange execution timestamp.
To check “when will my Binance position be liquidated?”, use your account’s position panel: estimated liquidation price, mark price and margin ratio. Binance’s liquidation process depends on mark price and maintenance margin, so another position’s reported liquidation price is not a trigger for your own position. See the Binance Futures guide for cross margin, isolated margin and contract basics.
Liquidation tracker vs. liquidation heatmap
A liquidation tracker shows reported events: which coin, which side, how much and at what disclosed price. A liquidation heatmap typically estimates potential liquidation concentrations using market data and leverage assumptions. Its bands are modeled levels, not a list of completed forced closes.
This page focuses on reported large liquidations. For a view of perpetual holding costs, open the Binance funding-rate monitor. Before placing a trade, the Binance fee guide helps separate trading fees from funding payments. These tools provide different context; none turns a liquidation print into a guaranteed trading signal.
Frequently asked questions
Where does this data come from?
The data is compiled from publicly available records.
How often does the Binance liquidation tracker update?
While visible and online, the page checks for new records every 30 seconds and adds them to the top. Returning to the page or reconnecting also triggers a check. Publication and caching can add delays; a 30-second check does not guarantee delivery within 30 seconds of a liquidation.
Why is a coin missing from the liquidation filter?
Coin options come from loaded records. Keep all coins selected and the minimum at $50K, then scroll for older records. Liquidations below $50,000 and events outside the public records are not included.
Can I get Binance liquidation alerts?
The page updates automatically while open, but does not currently offer sound, email or mobile push alerts. It does not send notifications after you close it.
Can I identify a liquidated whale or account?
No. Records do not reveal a trader’s identity, account address or complete position. A large liquidation value is not the same as a whale’s trading loss.
Does an empty list mean there were no liquidations?
No. Filters may have no matches, publication may be delayed, or data may be temporarily unavailable. Failed updates preserve existing records and retry automatically; failed history loads offer a retry button.