If you click "symbol" it will show you the combination of the exchanges they have data available for. "Pair" let's you look by exchange.
There is a long description underneath the graph that tells you how to read it. I use the version that is colored purple to yellow. Purple being no liquidation leverage and yellow being where most leverage is.
When the price hits one of the liquidation points that is why the lines break because in theory those people got liquidated.
This is less helpful in telling you exactly how much leverage is out there. Not all futures data is going to be public. But it is helpful in telling you the price range people collectively are holding us in.
Right now we are being held between 10.4 cents and about 11.4 cents. About 11k of long leverage and about 11k of short leverage.
Even if it does not have all the data, it is still surprising to me how small the numbers are.
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