Key Highlights
The Coinglass Clearing Map (same family as Coinglass Liquidation Map / heatmap) shows where leveraged positions may be force-closed if price reaches certain levels—clusters of long or short liquidations by price. It is a third-party futures-market lens, not a Bitunix chart indicator.
Why futures traders use it: Large liquidation stacks can add short-term volatility—price sometimes moves toward dense liquidation zones (“liquidity magnets”), then reacts sharply after cascades. The map helps you see risk before you trade, not predict every tick.
How to access: Open coinglass.com (per the Academy page); go to Futures / Liquidation Map (or Pro liquidation tools), select pair (e.g. BTCUSDT), exchange aggregate or venue, and time window (shorter for scalps, longer for swings). Data is modelled from market + leverage assumptions—treat as estimate, real liquidations depend on exchange rules and mark price.
Bitunix workflow: On Bitunix perpetuals, use the map for planning: avoid blind entries into huge opposing liquidation walls without stops; note nearest clusters above/below spot for possible sweep paths; lower leverage and widen awareness when price sits between two heavy zones. Combine with your K-line structure, support/resistance, and optional tools from the Trading Guide. Entries and exits still need technical triggers; the map adjusts bias, size, and stop placement—it does not replace them.
Risk: Cascades can overshoot clusters or fail to reach them; cross-exchange data may not match Bitunix books 1:1. Never max leverage because “price must hit the map.” Read futures risk management on Bitunix. Education only—not investment advice.
