htx-liquidation-stream
Query HTX USDT-M perpetual liquidation orders — recent forced-liquidation events for long/short squeeze monitoring and cluster detection. Public, no API key required.
What this skill does
# HTX Liquidation Stream Focused skill for **liquidation orders** on HTX USDT-M perpetuals. Use to detect short-squeezes, long-squeezes, and price levels where stop-cascades have been triggered. ## When to use this skill Load this skill when the user asks about: - "Recent BTC liquidations" - "How much was liquidated in the last 24h?" - "Were there any large liquidations near $X price?" - "Long squeeze on ETH?" - "Where did the recent liquidation cluster happen?" - "Liquidation volume by side (long vs short)" For aggregated *cross-exchange* liquidation heatmaps, HTX does not expose this — you would need to integrate CoinGlass externally. ## Underlying tool Drives `htx-cli`. Binary on `$PATH` or `$HTX_CLI_BIN`. Always pass `--json`. ## Endpoint catalog (1) | # | Method | Endpoint | CLI invocation | Description | |---|--------|----------|----------------|-------------| | 1 | GET | `/linear-swap-api/v1/swap_liquidation_orders` | `htx-cli futures market liquidation-orders <contract-code> --json` | Recent forced-liquidation orders for one contract | ## Query parameters The convenience command auto-fills sensible defaults. For custom filtering use the underlying call form: ```bash htx-cli futures call GET /linear-swap-api/v1/swap_liquidation_orders \ --query contract_code=BTC-USDT&trade_type=0&create_date=7&page_size=50 \ --json ``` | Param | Values | Meaning | |-------|--------|---------| | `trade_type` | `0` (all), `1` (closed long forced), `2` (closed short forced), `3` (long order forced), `4` (short order forced) | Filter by liquidation direction | | `create_date` | `7`, `14`, `30`, `60`, `90` | Days lookback | | `page_size` | 1–50 | Records per page | | `page_index` | int (default 1) | Pagination | ## Contract code format USDT-M perpetual codes follow `<BASE>-USDT` (e.g. `BTC-USDT`). ## Typical queries → CLI | User question | CLI command | |---------------|-------------| | "BTC liquidations last 7d" | `htx-cli futures market liquidation-orders BTC-USDT --json` | | "ETH long liquidations last 30d" | `htx-cli futures call GET /linear-swap-api/v1/swap_liquidation_orders --query contract_code=ETH-USDT&trade_type=1&create_date=30 --json` | | "Largest liquidations on SOL last 24h" | Pull `--query contract_code=SOL-USDT&page_size=50 --json` then sort client-side by `volume * price`, filter to last 24h | ## Output guidance When summarizing liquidations, return: - **Total liq value (USD)** in the requested window - **Long liq vs short liq breakdown** (% / absolute) - **Top 5 single events** by USD value (price + side + time) - **Cluster zones**: price ranges where ≥ 3 liq events happened within ±0.5% - **Time-of-day pattern** if relevant (e.g. concentrated during US open) ## Squeeze interpretation | Pattern | Signal | |---------|--------| | Heavy long liqs + price ↓ | Capitulation cascade — potential reversal zone | | Heavy short liqs + price ↑ | Short squeeze — potential exhaustion as squeeze fuel runs out | | Liq cluster at round number | Stop-loss bunch — price often retests | ## Related skills - `https://github.com/htx-exchange/htx-skills-hub/funding-rate` — pre-squeeze crowdedness - `https://github.com/htx-exchange/htx-skills-hub/oi-tracker` — post-squeeze OI drop confirms cascade - `https://github.com/htx-exchange/htx-skills-hub/derivatives-analyst` — *(planned Layer 2)* combines liq + funding + OI for unified pressure score
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