Leverage Liquidation Map is an indicator that analyzes historical volume data to identify price levels where large liquidations of leveraged positions (5x to 100x) are likely to occur. These liquidation levels act as magnets for price movements and are displayed as horizontal lines on the chart, projected into the future to highlight key zones of potential market volatility.

The indicator calculates these levels by detecting recent price pivots (highs and lows), comparing current volume against historical averages to activate relevant leverage thresholds, and applying a formula where higher leverage corresponds to liquidation levels closer to the current price. For long positions, liquidation levels are set below pivot lows; for short positions, above pivot highs.

Users can customize the indicator by enabling or disabling specific leverage levels and adjusting the colors of the liquidation lines. Clusters of lines indicate congestion zones with heightened risk and potential for sharp price swings. The transparency of lines reflects the strength of associated volume.

This tool aids in proactive forecasting of market moves driven by forced liquidations, helping traders anticipate volatility and market psychology effects. It is volume-dependent and should be used alongside other analyses, as it indicates probable zones rather than certainties.