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SOL order book walls and liquidity heatmap, live

A wall is a price where unusually large Solana limit orders rest. Markov reads Hyperliquid's SOL book and marks the largest bids and asks within ±2% of price.

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SOL order book walls, explained

From the Markov blog

What is an order book heatmap on Hyperliquid?

Published November 5, 2026

  • Measured
  • Source: Hyperliquid order book
  • Freshness: Each book update

What counts as a wall

The book is read in price buckets of three significant figures, about 20 a side. A bucket is a wall when it is:

  • within ±2% of the mid price,
  • at least 3× the median bucket in that band, both sides pooled,
  • and at least $250k for SOL.

How to read it

A wall is displayed size, not intent. Orders get pulled before price arrives, and some are placed to be seen. A wall that holds while it's hit means something different from one pulled as price nears, and how long it has held says more than its size.


Glossary: resting liquidity, order book, liquidity heatmap. See the data sources. Research tools and education, not financial advice.

Questions.

Is this the same as a liquidity heatmap?

Related. The heatmap is the book's history, resting size by price over time. The walls are the largest buckets right now.

Why only Hyperliquid's SOL book?

Hyperliquid's book is public and keyless, so it loads in your browser on the free plan. Pro adds two CEX books to Liquidity ahead, and Elite adds a third and Lighter.