Liquidation price calculator
Pick your direction, entry and leverage. See the price where your position is liquidated, and whether your stop-loss gets you out first.
Your position
Isolated margin, one-way mode, USDT-margined style contract. Exchanges use tiered maintenance rates, fees and funding, so your exchange’s own number can differ. For education and risk planning only. Not financial advice or a buy or sell signal.
How the liquidation price works
With isolated margin, your position is closed when your remaining margin falls to the exchange’s maintenance requirement. Higher leverage means less margin per unit of position, so the price does not have to move far.
Short: liquidation = Entry x (1 + 1/Leverage – Maintenance rate)
Highest safe leverage = 1 / (Stop distance + Maintenance rate)
Stop before liquidation
A stop-loss only protects you if it triggers before liquidation. If liquidation is closer than your stop, the exchange closes you out first and you lose your whole margin.
Leverage does not add edge
It multiplies gains and losses equally. Size the trade by how much you can lose, then choose leverage only as a way to post less margin. See the position size calculator.
Cross margin differs
With cross margin your whole wallet backs the position, so liquidation sits much further away, but a loss can reach your entire balance. This tool covers isolated margin only.
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