/v1/hyperliquid/liquidations/{symbol}. BTC and ETH currently reach 2025-07-27; other symbols have their own coverage_by_type.liquidations start. These rows are real forced executions, not estimates. Projected forced-liquidation price-level endpoints and pending TP/SL trigger concentrations are separate routes described below.
For a practical liquidation workflow, use the Hyperliquid liquidations guide, then return here for the exact route contract.
Liquidations route
Liquidation route family.
Hyperliquid REST
Core perp routes.
What Each Row Carries
Every liquidation is a real forced execution, not an estimate, and each row names both sides of it:
Responses use the same
{success, data, meta} envelope as every other route, with cursor pagination through meta.next_cursor and a meta.request_id per page.
Routes And Windows
Completed liquidation history is symbol-specific: BTC and ETH currently reach 2025-07-27, while other symbols have their own
coverage_by_type.liquidations start. For longer context, pair completed events with order-book, trade, funding, and open-interest history for the same markets, checking each data type’s coverage window; the fill tape behind each event lives on Hyperliquid Fills Data API and the book it executed against on Hyperliquid Order Book Data API.
Stream Liquidations Live
Theliquidations WebSocket channel streams forced executions as they happen, with the same row shape as the REST route, so an alerting client and a historical study share one parser. Connection handling lives in the WebSocket tab.