guys the $HEI
liquidation heatmap is showing one of the cleanest liquidity stories I have seen this week
that bright yellow bar sitting at 0.1819 is the heaviest single liquidation cluster on the entire 24h chart — that level acted as the launchpad for everything that happened next
price hunted that liquidity zone, swept it hard, then launched almost vertically from 0.1819 all the way up toward 0.4194 in the right side of the chart — look at how the liquidation clusters stack in layers going up, each green band representing short positions that got forced closed as price ripped through them one by one
that staircase of liquidations from 0.2288 up through 0.2757, 0.3226, 0.3695 — each level is a layer of shorts that became fuel for the next leg higher
I closed TP1 and TP2 on the HEI short yesterday before this move happened — the short was the right read at the time based on the chart structure, and closing when I did protected the profit before this squeeze ignited
this heatmap shows exactly why holding a short into a liquidation cascade moving upward is dangerous — when those clusters start getting hunted from below, the move can be violent and fast
the 0.1819 yellow band was the key level — whoever understood that level before the move had the full picture
do you use liquidation heatmaps to find key levels before entering or only after to understand what drove a move 👀
liquidation heatmap is showing one of the cleanest liquidity stories I have seen this week
that bright yellow bar sitting at 0.1819 is the heaviest single liquidation cluster on the entire 24h chart — that level acted as the launchpad for everything that happened next
price hunted that liquidity zone, swept it hard, then launched almost vertically from 0.1819 all the way up toward 0.4194 in the right side of the chart — look at how the liquidation clusters stack in layers going up, each green band representing short positions that got forced closed as price ripped through them one by one
that staircase of liquidations from 0.2288 up through 0.2757, 0.3226, 0.3695 — each level is a layer of shorts that became fuel for the next leg higher
I closed TP1 and TP2 on the HEI short yesterday before this move happened — the short was the right read at the time based on the chart structure, and closing when I did protected the profit before this squeeze ignited
this heatmap shows exactly why holding a short into a liquidation cascade moving upward is dangerous — when those clusters start getting hunted from below, the move can be violent and fast
the 0.1819 yellow band was the key level — whoever understood that level before the move had the full picture
do you use liquidation heatmaps to find key levels before entering or only after to understand what drove a move 👀