Estimated (model), not real positions: from the DOGE liquidation heatmap model (map · methodology). The DOGE liquidation map on Hyperliquid shows the real liquidation prices of tracked Hyperliquid wallets instead.
Long liquidation levels
below 0.09406 · price falls| Price band | Distance | ≈ Estimated | Cumulative to here |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.09124–0.09171 largest | -2.75% | $1.66M | $4.46M |
| 0.09077–0.09124 | -3.25% | $1.35M | $5.81M |
| 0.08889–0.08936 | -5.25% | $1.40M | $10.85M |
| 0.08842–0.08889 | -5.75% | $1.44M | $12.29M |
| 0.08795–0.08842 | -6.25% | $1.54M | $13.83M |
| 0.08748–0.08795 | -6.75% | $1.55M | $15.38M |
| 0.08701–0.08748 | -7.25% | $1.48M | $16.86M |
| 0.08654–0.08701 | -7.75% | $1.38M | $18.24M |
| 0.08607–0.08654 | -8.25% | $1.36M | $19.60M |
| 0.08560–0.08607 | -8.75% | $1.33M | $20.93M |
Short liquidation levels
above 0.09406 · price rises| Price band | Distance | ≈ Estimated | Cumulative to here |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.09500–0.09547 | +1.25% | $1.60M | $2.39M |
| 0.09547–0.09594 | +1.75% | $1.52M | $3.91M |
| 0.09782–0.09829 | +4.25% | $1.49M | $8.64M |
| 0.09829–0.09876 largest | +4.75% | $1.61M | $10.26M |
| 0.09876–0.09923 | +5.25% | $1.57M | $11.82M |
| 0.09923–0.09970 | +5.75% | $1.46M | $13.29M |
| 0.1006–0.1011 | +7.25% | $1.43M | $17.54M |
| 0.1011–0.1016 | +7.75% | $1.44M | $18.98M |
| 0.1016–0.1021 | +8.25% | $1.47M | $20.45M |
| 0.1021–0.1025 | +8.75% | $1.44M | $21.89M |
How to read the tables
Model est-1.0+hl-2026-09-27The 10 largest estimated clusters on each side, nearest the price first. A level is one price band of the DOGE liquidation map (0.0004703 wide, 0.5% of the price). ≈ Estimated is the modelled USD of positions liquidated in the band, and Cumulative to here is everything the model places between the price and the band's far edge: what a move that far would liquidate in total. Where a move liquidates the most: DOGE liquidation max pain. The model and its accuracy against real liquidations: methodology. JSON for embeds: /api/liquidation-levels/DOGE. Estimates may be materially wrong; not financial advice.