Kyle Doops Liquidation Triangle Daily: A Weekly Overview of
'Kyle Doops' is a channel focused on crypto derivatives liquidation data and order book liquidity monitoring, typically publishing a market snapshot early each morning. Its content centers on the sign (positive or negative) of the liquidation delta, the net long vs. net short ratio among traders, and where liquidity is stacked above and below the current price, while also marking the price, BTC quantity, and corresponding USD size of the largest order zone on the book. The analytical style is data-driven and briefing-like, simply listing indicators and exception tokens (such as PUMP, LIT) objectively, without hyping the market. Recent areas of focus include intraday flips in net long/short positioning, as well as day-over-day changes in the location and size of large order zones.
**Overall stance**: Objective data briefing, neutral to cautious
7-Day Opinion Timeline
- **2026-10-22** Liquidation delta turns positive, traders net long overall: The overall liquidation delta was positive, most traders were net long, and liquidity accumulated below the price; the large order zone below the price was at 81.6k, sized at 1.25K BTC, approximately $102 million.
- **2026-10-23** Delta turns negative with net short positioning, PUMP bucks the trend positive: The overall delta turned negative, the vast majority of traders were net short, and liquidity clustered above the price; the largest order zone on the book was at 83k, sized at 1.45K BTC, with PUMP the only exception, slightly positive.
- **2026-10-24** Net short positioning continues, largest order zone shifts to 80k: The negative liquidation delta persisted, the vast majority of traders remained net short, and liquidity above was available; the largest order zone on the book moved down to 80k, sized at 1.79K BTC, approximately $143.2 million.
- **2026-10-27** Continued net short positioning, large order zone at 78.7k expands: The overall liquidation delta remained negative, the vast majority of traders were net short, and liquidity above the price was larger; the largest order zone was at 78.7k, expanding to 3.12K BTC.
- **2026-10-28** Delta slightly turns positive, LIT and PUMP buck the trend negative: The liquidation delta slightly turned positive, most traders were net long, and liquidity returned below the price; the largest order zone was at 82,160, sized at 1.59K BTC, with LIT and PUMP still slightly negative.
Tokens in Focus
BTC
Sources (in-site messages)
- [10-22 06:33 View original message](/dashboard2?channel_id=1507050073593348156&message_id=1562715506857738280)
- [10-23 06:29 View original message](/dashboard2?channel_id=1507050073593348156&message_id=1563077003459174450)
- [10-24 06:18 View original message](/dashboard2?channel_id=1507050073593348156&message_id=1563436456930971709)
- [10-27 06:25 View original message](/dashboard2?channel_id=1507050073593348156&message_id=1564525436887765073)
- [10-28 06:26 View original message](/dashboard2?channel_id=1507050073593348156&message_id=1564888185585016872)
FAQ
### Where does this data come from?
From the trade call messages the channel posts in public communities. The system parses the entry price, take-profit, and stop-loss, then checks minute-by-minute K-lines to determine whether they were triggered.
### How is the win rate calculated?
The denominator only counts signals where the entry price was reached and subsequently either the first take-profit or stop-loss was hit; those that never reached the entry price, or that were not triggered within 48 hours, are excluded.
### Why are simulated returns based on 100x leverage?
100x is used as a uniform benchmark for cross-comparison, not as achievable returns. Maximum loss per trade is calculated as a liquidation at −100%; in actual trading, fees, funding rates, and slippage would also apply.
### How often is the data updated?
Signal determination runs on a rolling minute-level basis, and this page is regenerated whenever the channel posts new messages. The statistics window on the page indicates the start and end times covered by the current scope.
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