Embedded aggr chart
A fork of the open-source aggr trading chart runs inside the terminal, with aggregated candles drawn from live exchange trade streams.
Real-time futures liquidation terminal
Liquidation Terminal by StellarMom
Every liquidation across Binance, OKX, Bybit and Bitget, on one screen — charted, ranked, measured against the largest liquidation days in history, and alarmed before the cascade finishes.
$LIQTERM contract
Robinhood Chain · EVM 4663
0xBa6198d1a5688d75d5A06Cfdf27e2a7b96CBfC59
View on RobinScan →
1,000,000,000 fixed supply
- Windows desktop
- iPad PWA
- Web app
- 4 languages
Features
Built for the minute the book breaks
A dense terminal layout that puts price, forced selling and your own alarms in the same field of view.
01 Charting
Significant trades & REKTS
Large prints and the REKTS liquidation feed stream beside the candles, so a wick always has an explanation attached to it.
Ticker and interval selectors
Switch symbol and timeframe from the panel header. No config files, no reload — the chart re-subscribes in place.
02 Liquidations
Cross-exchange liquidation feed
Binance, OKX, Bybit and Bitget are aggregated into a single real-time tape. Hyperliquid coverage is partial.
- Binance
- OKX
- Bybit
- Bitget
- Hyperliquid — partial
Liquidation heatmap
A treemap sized by liquidation volume with per-timeframe change %. Long liquidations render red, short liquidations green.
24h vs. all-time top 10
Running 24-hour cumulative liquidations are compared live against the ten largest liquidation days ever recorded, so you know in the moment whether today belongs on that list.
Mark-price gap tracker
Surfaces symbols where the last trade or the best bid has diverged from mark price — the usual tell before a thin book gives way. Results are tiered by market cap, and every threshold is configurable.
03 Alerts
Price alarms
Set levels per symbol and attach your own uploaded sound clips, so you can tell alarms apart without looking at the screen.
Cascade alert
When many symbols go abnormal at once while liquidation volume surges, the terminal fires an EAS-style alert tone. It is deliberately hard to ignore.
04 Workspace
Drag-and-resize widget grid
Every panel is a widget you can move and resize freely; panels snap to the grid so the layout stays square.
Built-in and custom layouts
Landscape, portrait and compact ship with the app. Save your own — a custom layout restores the window size along with the panels.
Four languages
The full interface is available in Korean, English, Japanese and Chinese.
Backup and restore
Export every setting, layout and uploaded sound clip in one file, and restore the whole workspace on another machine.
Windows, iPad, web
An Electron desktop build for Windows, an installable PWA for iPad, and the same terminal in the browser.
Why
Why the terminal has a token
StellarMom built this terminal for personal use first. The project exists because of the follow-up question: what happens if I combine it with a token?
Stake to subscribe
Burn to buy
Access is a position, not a fee
The terminal is unlocked by holding and staking $LIQTERM rather than by a recurring cash subscription. A subscription fee leaves your account and is gone; staked tokens are locked, and they are still yours.
Usage is designed to tighten supply
Every active subscription locks tokens out of circulation, and the lifetime tier removes them permanently by burning. The model is designed so that wider use of the app means less circulating supply.
Fees are intended to loop back
Creator fees earned on pons are intended to fund a buyback vault that buys $LIQTERM back from the market and burns it. This is design intent and is not live yet.
This describes how the access mechanism is built, not an expected outcome. Nothing here is a prediction about price, and holding or staking $LIQTERM is not an investment.
Limited time — bonding curve phase
Stake before graduation, keep access forever
$LIQTERM is still on the pons bonding curve. While that lasts, staking is not a subscription — it is an early supporter position that writes a permanent license to your wallet.
Stake during the curve
Buy $LIQTERM on pons and stake it into the bonding curve phase contract. Your tokens stay locked until the token graduates.
Graduation unlocks everyone
When the curve completes, the dev wallet signs a single release and every bonding curve stake begins unlocking at once — no queue, no per-user action needed to qualify. Tokens are returned through a 7-day vesting claim.
Keep the licence, keep the tokens
Your permanent access stays after you unstake. The tokens are yours to hold or sell — the licence does not depend on keeping them.
Why this only exists once
After graduation the terminal moves to the normal model: 7-day and 30-day stakes that expire, or a lifetime tier paid by burning tokens. The bonding curve phase is the only window where a stake that you can later withdraw leaves permanent access behind.
7-day vesting after graduation
The release does not dump every stake back onto the market in one block. Your permanent licence is written immediately, while the tokens are returned through a claim that vests over the following seven days.
1-year unconditional unlock
If the dev signature never comes, the contract still lets you withdraw your own stake without it — one year after the contract is switched on. A lost key cannot trap your tokens.
Not deployed yet. The bonding curve phase runs on its own contract, kept separate from the planned licence control contract. There is no cap on the number of early positions — the window itself is the limit, and it closes the moment the curve graduates. The stake amount is still being finalised, and nothing described here is live or guaranteed. This is a description of access mechanics, not a prediction about price.
On-chain
$LIQTERM analytics
These tiles read straight from on-chain data once the staking and burn contracts are deployed. Until then they stay empty on purpose — no placeholder numbers.
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Total value staked
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Awaiting contract deployment
Staked $LIQTERM
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Awaiting contract deployment
Staked % of supply
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Awaiting contract deployment
Burned $LIQTERM
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Awaiting contract deployment
Active wallets
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Awaiting contract deployment
- Supply
- 1,000,000,000 $LIQTERM, fixed
- Chain
- Robinhood Chain — EVM chain ID 4663, Arbitrum Orbit stack, ETH for gas
- Market
- Still on the pons V2 bonding curve; it has not graduated to a Uniswap V4 pool yet
- Explorer
- robin.etherscan.io — RobinScan
Access
Stake to subscribe
The terminal is not sold by the month. Access is granted by staking $LIQTERM for a period, or permanently by burning it. When a stake expires, access is revoked immediately.
7-day stake
TBA
$LIQTERM staked
- Full terminal access for 7 days
- Tokens stay yours — they are locked, not spent
- Unstake after the term ends
30-day stake
TBA
$LIQTERM staked
- Full terminal access for 30 days
- Tokens stay yours — they are locked, not spent
- Re-stake to extend before expiry
Lifetime
TBA
$LIQTERM burned
- Permanent access, no expiry
- Tokens are burned and permanently removed from supply
- Irreversible — burned tokens cannot be recovered
Amounts are not decided yet. Requirements are intended to adjust with market cap, so the cost of access in USD terms stays roughly stable rather than tracking the token price.
How access is checked
The app reads your staking position on Robinhood Chain. An active stake unlocks the terminal; the moment it expires, access ends. A burn writes permanent access and never needs renewal.
Buyback vault Planned
Creator fees earned on pons are intended to accrue to a buyback vault that buys $LIQTERM back from the market and burns it. This is a planned mechanism — it is not live, and no buyback or burn has taken place.
Ready to look at the tape?
Open the terminal, or pick up $LIQTERM on the pons launchpad.
Team
Who built it
StellarMom
Creator
StellarMom was the #1 ROE trader on Binance.
Those returns came from trading through sharp, high-volatility market moves — the same moves this terminal is built to catch and surface early.