# Liquidation Profile Liquidation profile: where long and short positions were liquidated, in USD by price level, stacked in one bar per row over the current period, each UTC day or the bars on screen. ## How to read it - Long liquidations (red) pile up where price fell through crowded longs; short liquidations (green) where it rose through crowded shorts. - The Liq POC is the price with the most liquidations; a thin line runs back over the range to it. - Large clusters often mark capitulation or squeeze levels that price may revisit or respect. - Each bar's liquidations are spread over the prices it traded, weighted by its volume at price where footprint data covers it. ## Key settings - Scope: Visible range (default), Current period (day, week for 4h–1D, month above) or Session (one profile per UTC day). - Row size auto (about 25 rows) or a number of ticks; value area 70 %; threshold hides small rows. - Bar width 12 % of the chart; hollow bars, value-area background, behind candles, values with decimals. ## Good to know - Drawn on the price pane at the right edge; next to the Volume Profile and the Open Interest Profile when they are on, never on top of them. - Crypto perpetuals only: other markets show “No data for this market” in the legend. - Liquidation history depends on the venue's feed; the newest bar updates live. [Learn more in the Academy →](#derivatives-data)