# Liquidation Events

**The Liquidation Events panel** streams real-time forced position closures from major crypto derivatives exchanges directly into your [TradingView](https://www.tradingview.com/) workspace. It helps you spot liquidation cascades, squeeze conditions, and liquidity sweeps without leaving the chart.

### How to Access

The Liquidation Events panel is a **premium feature**.

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Click the **“**<mark style="color:$primary;">**Get Premium Access**</mark>**”** button. It will redirect you to the [BigBeluga subscription page](https://www.bigbeluga.com/#pricing) where you can choose a plan.

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To open the panel:

1. Click the **Sonar** icon on the right sidebar of your [TradingView ](https://www.tradingview.com/)chart.

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### Table Columns & Data

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#### **Symbol** – The futures pair where the liquidation occurred (e.g., BTCUSDT, ETHUSDT).

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#### **Exchange** – Source venue reporting the event (e.g., Bybit, Binance, OKX).

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#### **Price** – Execution price of the liquidation order at the moment it was closed.

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#### **Volume** – Quantity liquidated (coin amount as reported by the exchange).

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#### **Value** – Notional value of the liquidation, shown in USDT.

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#### **Side** – Direction of the forced close:

* <mark style="color:red;">**SELL**</mark> = short positions liquidated (down-move flushes).
* <mark style="color:green;">**BUY**</mark>   = long positions liquidated (up-move squeezes).

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### Live Data Feed

The table updates continuously as exchanges publish new liquidation prints, allowing you to:

> * See **bursts** of clustered liquidations during volatile moves.
> * Track **momentum continuation** after a cascade begins.
> * Gauge whether pressure is **one-sided** (mostly BUY or SELL liquidations) or mixed.

### Use Cases

> * **Identify squeezes & cascades**: Rapid sequences of BUY (short) or SELL (long) liquidations often precede extension or exhaustion.
> * **Confirm liquidity sweeps**: Spikes in liquidations near key levels validate that stops were triggered.
> * **Add confluence to entries/exits**: Align prints with order-flow tools, OB levels, or trend signals.
> * **Risk awareness**: Stand aside (or tighten risk) when the tape shows accelerating liquidation clusters.


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