LiqGuard

LiqGuard warns perpetual-futures traders before they get liquidated and tells them what to do next. It is a Telegram bot (@futureswatchbot) plus a web dashboard (https://152-42-176-155.sslip.io), in English and Traditional Chinese. Exchange liquidation prices assume your other cross-margin positions stand still, ignore funding drift, and say nothing when several positions are in trouble at once. LiqGuard connects to Binance with a read-only API key or to Hyperliquid with a wallet address, polls positions every 30 seconds, and computes the true liquidation price, distance, funding impact and rescue options. Features: a portfolio stress test with correlated-liquidation alerts, escalating alerts that repeat until you tap "I'm awake", a risk overview that ranks which position to handle first, a rescue simulator (add margin vs. reduce vs. hedge, with costs), and a stop-loss check that flags missing stops or stops beyond the liquidation price. Every alert and report carries a one-line explanation from Meta Muse. LiqGuard is read-only. It never asks for private keys or seed phrases, rejects keys that can trade or withdraw, and places no orders on mainnet. I built it solo; I work in CEX futures operations and collected these pain points from real traders.