A Hyblock Alternative That Publishes Its Own Scorecard

What Hyblock does

Hyblock (hyblockcapital.com) is a crypto derivatives analytics platform. Its best-known surfaces are its heatmaps: a liquidation-levels heatmap estimating where leveraged positions would be force-closed, plus open-interest and net longs/shorts heatmaps. Around them sits a broad orderflow suite: indicators like CVD, average trade size, slippage and participation ratio, order book and liquidity metrics, sentiment and long/short gauges, screeners and a backtester, with indicators that integrate into TradingView charts.

It offers a free plan, with Professional and Advanced plans for the deeper toolset. For orderflow and positioning analytics in one place it is an established name, particularly among traders who track retail positioning, and we think that reputation is earned.

Described from Hyblock's public pages as of August 2026. Their product and plans change; check hyblockcapital.com for the current state.

The question most heatmaps leave unanswered

Every liquidation heatmap, ours included, is an estimate: no exchange publishes where its open liquidation levels sit, so every platform models them. Hyblock says this plainly in its own disclaimer: the data shown is an estimate derived from open interest data, not an actual leaked order book. The colors tell you where the modeled clusters are. What they do not tell you is whether those levels meant anything afterward: did price actually trade through them, how often, and over how many observations?

As of our last check (August 2026), we could not find a per-level measured accuracy record for the Hyblock heatmap on its public pages. That is normal for the category, not a criticism of one vendor: modeled levels are usually sold on coverage, not on a graded track record. It is also the specific gap Hunter Killer was built to close.

What Hunter Killer does differently

We publish the measurement next to the level. Every published Hunter Killer level carries its measured hit rate, how often price actually traded through it inside the measurement window, on historical data, together with the sample size behind that rate and a cautious Wilson lower bound. When there is not enough history, the level says so instead of dressing up a guess, and a symbol whose calibration falls below our bar is auto-disabled, publicly.

• The live scorecard is free on /proof: every number shows its n and its confidence bound, degradations named by venue.
• The autopsy library on /autopsies posts a public post-mortem for every major cascade: what the map said before it started, which levels price reached, misses included.
• The methodology is published on /methodology, with the frozen metric contract and a changelog.
• Five free calculators (liquidation price, profit, position size, Kelly, funding rate) need no signup at all.
• Cascade alerts fire only at high severity, rate-capped, and cite the measured reach rate with its sample size when the evidence is strong enough. See how the alerts work.

Side by side

Hyblock cells are described from their public pages as of August 2026 and may be out of date; where we were not sure, the cell says to check their site. Hunter Killer cells link their evidence on this page.

Plans at a glance

Hyblock prices and plan limits are quoted from their public pricing page at our last check and can change; their site governs. Hunter Killer terms are the ones on our pricing page and in our terms.

Where Hyblock is the better fit

Honesty cuts both ways. If you want a broad orderflow workstation, CVD and order book indicators on your TradingView charts, positioning and sentiment gauges, screeners and a backtester, Hyblock is built for exactly that and plenty of traders will stay there happily. Many of our own users keep both open.

If the question you actually care about is "can I trust these levels, and how would I know?", that is the question Hunter Killer exists to answer, in public, with the misses on the record.

How to judge any liquidation map, ours included

• Does it publish a measured hit rate with its sample size? A rate without an n is marketing. Ask for both, plus a confidence bound, and check whether the measurement is historical or fitted after the fact.
• Does it show its misses? A vendor that only screenshots wins is telling you how it sells, not how it measures. Our autopsies include the misses by design.
• Does it call itself a prediction? A heatmap is descriptive market structure: where forced orders are estimated to sit, not a forecast of direction. A map sold as a crystal ball is not a prediction tool either; it is just unmeasured.