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Liquidations

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Overview

The Liquidations Indicator is a tool used in market analysis to visualize the volume of liquidation orders in relation to the total volume of a trading period. It provides insights into the market's liquidation events, which occur when traders are unable to maintain the margin requirements for their leveraged positions.

Calculation

The Liquidations Indicator is calculated by comparing the volume of buying or selling liquidation orders to the total volume of the trading period.

Interpretation

The Liquidations Indicator is interpreted as follows:

  • Buying liquidation volume indicates that shorts are being liquidated. This means that traders who were short have to market-long to close their position.

  • Selling liquidation volume means that longs are being liquidated. This means that traders who were long have to market-short to close their position.

Indicator Triggers

can be executed:

Notes

To take advantage of liquidations in the crypto market for mean reversion strategies, here are some recommandations:

  1. Identify Overleveraged Positions: Monitor the market for overleveraged positions, which are prone to liquidation during sharp price movements.

  2. Wait for Liquidation Events: During sudden price drops or spikes, forced liquidations occur, causing rapid price movements. These often result in temporary price distortions away from the asset's mean value.

  3. Set Mean Reversion Triggers: Establish entry points based on historical price levels and statistical indicators such as moving averages or Bollinger Bands, indicating when the price is likely to revert to the mean after a liquidation event.

  4. Enter Positions: Once the price moves significantly away from the mean due to liquidations, enter a position anticipating a reversion. For example, if a large liquidation causes a price drop, consider buying the asset expecting the price to bounce back.

  5. Risk Management: Use stop-loss orders and position sizing to manage risk. Liquidation events can be highly volatile, so it’s crucial to protect your capital from adverse moves.

General indicator triggers
Liquidations indicator triggers
We recommend to setup the market datas source to "VeloData"