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Glossary · Liquidity heatmap

What is a liquidity heatmap?

A liquidity heatmap is a chart layer that shows resting limit orders in the order book at each price over time, brighter where more size is waiting.

How does Markov show a liquidity heatmap?

It shows where buyers and sellers have parked orders, so you can see the levels price has to trade through. On Markov the heatmap sits under the candles, from Hyperliquid's order book read live in your browser and recorded once a minute by Markov's collector. Paid plans see it on 1h and 4h charts (growing to 90 days from 14 Oct 2026).

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