Compare · Hyblock · checked 2026-10-16

Markov vs Hyblock, compared honestly.

Hyblock Capital is an indicator-heavy analytics terminal built around liquidation levels, which show where liquidations might occur. Markov is a live chart of what is resting and what already printed.

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Markov vs Hyblock

What Hyblock is

Hyblock Capital's terminal lists 100+ indicators and tools across order books, order flow, open interest, sentiment and long/short positioning, with liquidation levels and a liquidation levels heatmap, open-interest and net long/short heatmaps, screeners, a backtesting lab and an API.

What Hyblock does well

A deep catalogue of derived indicators, in three tiers, inside a TradingView-based chart.
Liquidation levels and heatmaps for traders who want projected liquidation zones.
A backtesting lab and, on Professional, an API with 3 months of history (3 years on an annual plan).

Where Markov differs

Liquidations are realized only: what printed on Binance, Bybit and OKX, with its venue.
Resting liquidity is read straight from the order book and drawn under the candles, with whale prints on the same chart.
Every number names its source and says whether it is measured or modeled.
It is narrower, with 8 coins, no backtesting lab and far fewer indicators.

Measured or modeled, topic by topic.

Hyblock and Markov compared, from Hyblock's own pages on 2026-10-16
Topic	Hyblock	Markov
Liquidation levels	Hyblock calls them "potential liquidation zones", areas where liquidation events "might occur" (Hyblock features page). Projected.	Realized liquidations that printed on Binance, Bybit and OKX, by price and time, live in your browser and recorded for paid plans' 30 days. Measured.
Order book	Order book indicators and heatmaps among its indicator tiers.	Resting liquidity heatmap under the candles from Hyperliquid's order book (about 20 levels a side, at two resolutions), with Binance and OKX books on Pro and Bybit and Lighter on Elite. Measured.

Pricing.

Hyblock, as listed on 2026-10-16

Basic: $0/month.
Advanced: $99/month, or $69/month billed yearly. Liquidation levels and heatmap start here.
Professional: $499/month, or $399/month billed yearly. Adds the API.

Source: Hyblock pricing (opens in a new tab), Hyblock features (opens in a new tab). Prices change, so check the page before you pay.

Markov

Markov's Free plan is $0 with no account (BTC, ETH and SOL on the chart). Pro is $49 and Elite $99 a month plus tax, each after a 3-day free trial with a card (not in South Korea), and until you cancel.

The pricing page says what each plan includes, and what exists today.

Which to use

Choose Hyblock for projected liquidation levels, a large indicator catalogue, backtesting and an API.

Choose Markov to see realized liquidations, resting liquidity and whale prints on one live chart, free for BTC, ETH and SOL.

Many traders use more than one tool. Markov provides research tools and education, not financial advice.

Questions.

Does Markov show liquidation levels like Hyblock?

No. Hyblock's liquidation levels are potential zones, a projection. Markov shows only liquidations that printed, and says which venue reported each one.

Is Markov cheaper than Hyblock?

Markov's chart is free for BTC, ETH and SOL, and its paid plans start at $49/month plus tax. Hyblock's Basic plan is free and its liquidation levels start on Advanced. The two tools do different jobs, so compare what you need rather than the price.