Ethena (ENA) Liquidation Levels (Estimated)
The largest estimated liquidation clusters for Ethena: where the model expects leveraged longs (below the price) and shorts (above it) to be force-closed, from positions opened in the chosen window across the tracked exchanges. Each level is one separate peak of the ENA liquidation map, with the touching bins near its height. For real positions instead of a model, see the ENA liquidation map on Hyperliquid.
The estimate for the last 7 days could not be built just now, so this shows the last 24 hours instead. The nearest big estimated long cluster is at 0.1359–0.1366 (-2.75%, ≈ $786K). The nearest big short cluster is at 0.1514–0.1521 (+8.25%, ≈ $796K). Within 10% of the 0.1401 price the model places about $11.23M of longs below and $11.51M of shorts above.
Estimated (model), not real positions: from the ENA liquidation heatmap model (map · methodology). The ENA liquidation map on Hyperliquid shows the real liquidation prices of tracked Hyperliquid wallets instead.
Long liquidation levels
below 0.1401 · price falls| Price band | Distance | ≈ Estimated | Cumulative to here |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.1296–0.1324 largest | -6.25% | $3.17M | $7.90M |
Short liquidation levels
above 0.1401 · price rises| Price band | Distance | ≈ Estimated | Cumulative to here |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.1430–0.1451 | +2.75% | $1.74M | $2.72M |
| 0.1528–0.1556 largest | +9.25% | $3.39M | $13.30M |
How to read the tables
Model est-1.0+hl-2026-09-27Up to 10 distinct estimated clusters on each side, nearest the price first. Each is one separate peak of the ENA liquidation map together with the touching bins near its height, at most 2% of the price wide; distance is to the peak bin, and largest marks the densest peak. ≈ Estimated is the summed 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: ENA liquidation max pain. The model and its accuracy against real liquidations: methodology. JSON for embeds: /api/liquidation-levels/ENA. Estimates may be materially wrong; not financial advice.
ENA liquidation levels FAQ
What are liquidation levels?
The prices where leveraged positions would be force-closed by their exchange. Long positions are liquidated if the price falls to their level, shorts if it rises to theirs. Large clusters of levels matter because each liquidation is a forced market order, so a move into a cluster can speed up.
Are these Ethena liquidation levels real?
No, they are a model estimate. Binance, Bybit and the other centralised exchanges don't publish their users' liquidation prices, so every liquidation level chart for them is modelled. This one comes from the open interest changes, prices and volume this site records, through the same model as the ENA liquidation heatmap; the methodology page explains it and scores it against real liquidations.
Is there a version with real positions?
Yes, for coins that trade on Hyperliquid, where positions are on-chain: the ENA liquidation map on Hyperliquid adds up the real liquidation prices of tracked wallets there.
Can I trade on it?
Treat it as context, not a signal. Clusters show where forced closes may bunch up if the price gets there; they don't predict that it will. Nothing here is financial advice, estimates may be materially wrong, and derivatives trading can lose more than your deposit.