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Liquidation alerts, for the moment the market breaks.

Forced liquidations mark capitulation — the flush that carves a local bottom, the short squeeze that snaps a top. CoinBeacon streams the Binance USDⓈ-M forceOrder feed and alerts you two ways: when liquidations spike past a dollar threshold, and when a cascade starts and keeps accelerating — by email, Telegram, Discord, or webhook.

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Liquidation spikes

Catch the flush as it prints.

Set a dollar threshold on the side you care about — long flushes, short squeezes, or either — and get pinged the instant forced liquidations cross it. Watch one coin, or run it any-coin as a market-wide scanner that fires on whatever symbol breaks first.

  • Window mode. Total liquidation dollars on your side over a window — 5m, 15m, or 1h — crossing your threshold. The read on broad capitulation.
  • Single mode. The largest single liquidation in the window crossing the line, so one whale getting flushed doesn't hide inside a quiet tape.
  • Side filter. Longs for a downside flush, shorts for a squeeze, or either — point the alert at the move you're waiting to trade.
  • One coin or any coin. Track a symbol you hold, or scan the whole USDⓈ-M board and let the alert surface wherever the next flush lands.
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Liquidation spikes · Binance USDⓈ-M

live tape
Any coinLongs + shortsWindow 5m
CoinLiquidatedThreshold
BTC/USDTLong flush$14.2M$10M / 5m
SOL/USDTShort flush$6.8M$5M / 15m
ETH/USDTLong flush$3.1M$10M / 5m
PEPE/USDTShort flush$2.4M$2M / 15m

Window mode · total $ on your side crosses the line → alert fires

Liquidation cascades

Know when a cascade is picking up speed.

A single spike is a moment; a cascade is a chain reaction. The worker detects a continuous run of liquidations, smooths out the blips with hysteresis, and alerts you the instant a coin starts cascading — then again as the flow escalates through tiers at 2×, 5×, and 10× its opening size.

  • Start ping. Fired the moment a real cascade opens — a genuine continuous run, not the single-blip noise a raw threshold trips on.
  • Escalation tiers. Follow-up pings at 2×, 5×, and 10× the starting size, so you can tell a fading flush from one that's still feeding on itself.
  • Minimum size + side. Set a floor on total dollars and pick a side, so only cascades that actually matter to your book reach you.
  • Start-only, if you want. Take just the opening ping and skip the escalation stream — quieter notifications when all you need is the heads-up.

Cascade in progress

accelerating

SOL/USDT Long flush

$41.9M

  1. Started$4.0Mcascade opened
  2. 2×$8.6Maccelerating
  3. 5×$21.4Maccelerating
  4. 10×$41.9Mstill accelerating

Worker-detected · hysteresis-smoothed · one ping at start, again at each tier

Inside the app

The exact liquidation-alert builder you'll use.

Three steps — market, trigger, delivery — and the builder writes your alert back in plain English before you save it. This is the real screen, not a sketch.

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Alerts

Liquidation Alerts

Fire when forced liquidations spike on Binance USDⓈ-M futures.

ScopeAny coinSideLongViaWebhook
New AlertActive Alerts
1Choose the market
Scope
Any coin (scanner)

or pick one symbol

Exchange
Binance Futures

USDⓈ-M forceOrder feed

Notification Channel
Webhook
2Set the trigger

Liquidation side

LongShortAny

Long flushes carve local bottoms; shorts squeeze tops.

Trigger mode

WindowSingle

Window

5m

Threshold (USD)

$10M

total long-liquidation $ in the window

3Delivery behavior

Disable alert after first trigger

If unchecked (recommended), the scanner keeps watching and notifies you with a cooldown between pings.

Cooldown Period

30 minutes (recommended)
CancelCreate Liquidation Alert

Live setup

Your alert in plain English

Notify me by Webhook when total long liquidations exceed $10M in 5m on any Binance-futures coin.

Window threshold

$10M / 5m

Window or Single mode?

Window sums every liquidation on your side; Single watches for one outsized order.

A preview of the actual in-app builder. Values shown are illustrative.

Liquidation alerts — common questions

What is the difference between window mode and single mode?
Window mode sums every forced liquidation on your chosen side over a window — say total long liquidations in 5 minutes — and fires when that total crosses your dollar threshold. Single mode watches instead for one outsized order: the largest single liquidation in the window crossing the line, the mark of a whale getting flushed.
How is a cascade alert different from a spike alert?
A spike alert fires once when liquidations cross a level. A cascade alert tracks a continuous run: the worker detects when a coin starts cascading, smooths out the noise with hysteresis, and pings you again as the flow accelerates through 2×, 5×, and 10× its starting size — so you know a flush is picking up speed, not just that it began.
Which market do liquidation alerts watch?
Both alert types stream off the Binance USDⓈ-M futures forceOrder websocket in real time, so notifications land within seconds of a liquidation printing. Watch a single coin, or run either alert any-coin as a market-wide scanner that fires whenever any symbol crosses. It is on the free plan, delivered to email, Telegram, Discord, or webhook.

More ways to watch the market

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  3. 03Momentum alerts— Every time a coin swings by your amount
  4. 04Pump & dump alerts— The instant a coin pumps or dumps abnormally fast
  5. 05Wick detection— Spikes that get rejected and snap back
  6. 06Volume spikes— When trading suddenly jumps

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