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# LiqLevels

Liquidation Levels are estimates of potential price levels where long or short liquidation events may occur. These predictions are based on factors such as leverage, position size, entry price, and margin requirements, offering insights into areas of potential liquidity concentration before they are triggered.

#### **Key Components:**

1. **Leverage Tiers:**\
   Predicted liquidation levels are categorized by the leverage used in positions:
   * **High Leverage:** Positions with high leverage, most sensitive to small price movements.
   * **Medium Leverage:** Positions with moderate leverage, balancing risk and exposure.
   * **Low Leverage:** Positions with lower leverage, requiring significant price moves to trigger liquidation.
2. **Size Tiers:** Predicted liquidation levels are divided into three tiers based on position size: **Tier 1** (small retail positions), **Tier 2** (medium-sized positions), and **Tier 3** (large positions).

 **LiqLevel Indicators:**

* **LiqLevels - Long \[High Leverage]**
* **LiqLevels - Long \[Medium Leverage]**
* **LiqLevels - Long \[Low Leverage]**
* **LiqLevels - Short \[High Leverage]**
* **LiqLevels - Short \[Medium Leverage]**
* **LiqLevels - Short \[Low Leverage]**


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