Someone said "ask liquidation map providers for a benchmark." So we ran our competitor's exact formula against $2.92B of real liquidations across 18 exchanges. Their whole "heatmap" is a blind guess: when new positions open, they don't know if traders went long or short. They just split it 50/50 at 1%, 2% and 4% from price, and leave old levels on the chart even after price already wiped them out. It called the right side 39.6% of the time. A coin flip gets 50%. You literally make more money doing the opposite of their chart. TheKingfisher hit 66.7% on the exact same moves. Anyone can paint bright yellow lines on a black screen. Ask your provider for their numbers against real liquidations and watch how fast they go quiet.