$SOXL – Liquidation Map (7 Days) – Current Price 136.8
🔎 The 7-day liquidation map shows roughly $80 million in short liquidations above the current price, exceeding approximately $60–62 million in long liquidations below. The liquidity structure therefore has an upside tilt, with around 1.3 times more cumulative liquidity above the market.
📉 Below the market, long-liquidation liquidity is distributed heavily across 123–136. The strongest clusters sit around 134–135 with several bars near $2.5–2.9 million, while 127–130 also contains multiple clusters above $2 million. Losing 135 would shift attention toward 132–130 and then 128–126.
📈 Above the market, short-liquidation liquidity is concentrated heavily across 142–155. Major clusters appear around 142.8 with a bar above $3.1 million, 144–145 near $3 million, 147–148 above $3 million, and 151–153 with several bars around $2.5–3 million. This is currently the most prominent liquidity band on the map.
🧭 The broader setup has a mild upside tilt because short-liquidation exposure above is larger. Breaking above 140–142 would expose 142.8–145; if momentum continues, 147–148 and then 151–153 become the main liquidity magnets. Losing 135 would instead increase the probability of a sweep toward 132–130.
🔎 The 7-day liquidation map shows roughly $80 million in short liquidations above the current price, exceeding approximately $60–62 million in long liquidations below. The liquidity structure therefore has an upside tilt, with around 1.3 times more cumulative liquidity above the market.
📉 Below the market, long-liquidation liquidity is distributed heavily across 123–136. The strongest clusters sit around 134–135 with several bars near $2.5–2.9 million, while 127–130 also contains multiple clusters above $2 million. Losing 135 would shift attention toward 132–130 and then 128–126.
📈 Above the market, short-liquidation liquidity is concentrated heavily across 142–155. Major clusters appear around 142.8 with a bar above $3.1 million, 144–145 near $3 million, 147–148 above $3 million, and 151–153 with several bars around $2.5–3 million. This is currently the most prominent liquidity band on the map.
🧭 The broader setup has a mild upside tilt because short-liquidation exposure above is larger. Breaking above 140–142 would expose 142.8–145; if momentum continues, 147–148 and then 151–153 become the main liquidity magnets. Losing 135 would instead increase the probability of a sweep toward 132–130.
