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Liquidation Price Calculator

Calculate your exact liquidation price for crypto futures and margin trades. Supports isolated and cross margin, multiple exchanges, and shows how much room your trade has before liquidation.

1 Position Setup

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2 Margin Details

Isolated: risk limited to position. Cross: uses full account balance.
Margin: $100 at 10x
Binance BTC: 0.5% | Bybit: 0.5% | Higher for alts
Taker fee. Binance: 0.04% | Bybit: 0.055%

Liquidation Analysis

Liquidation Price
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Distance to Liq.
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Position Size
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Margin (Collateral)
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Max Loss
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Before liquidation
Maintenance Margin
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Bankruptcy Price
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100% loss point

Price Distance Visualization

Entry
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Liquidation
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Leverage Comparison

Same position at different leverage levels:

LeverageMargin RequiredLiquidation PriceDistanceMax LossRisk Level

P&L vs Price Movement

Position Safety Analysis

Disclaimer: Liquidation prices are estimates. Actual liquidation depends on exchange-specific algorithms, funding rates, insurance fund status, and market conditions (slippage during high volatility). Always set stop-losses well above your liquidation price. This is not financial advice.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a liquidation price?
The price at which your exchange force-closes your leveraged position because your margin is no longer sufficient. Your collateral is used to cover losses, and any remaining margin (minus fees) is returned.
How is liquidation calculated for longs?
Liquidation Price = Entry × (1 - 1/Leverage + MMR). With 10x at $60,000 entry and 0.5% MMR, liquidation is ~$54,300 — a 9.5% price drop.
Isolated vs cross margin?
Isolated uses only the allocated margin — max loss is capped. Cross margin uses your whole balance as collateral, giving a further liquidation price but risking your entire account.
How does leverage affect liquidation?
Higher leverage = closer liquidation. 2x needs ~50% drop to liquidate. 100x needs only ~1%. The margin decreases proportionally, giving less buffer against adverse moves.
Can I prevent liquidation?
Use lower leverage, set stop-losses above liquidation, add margin before liquidation triggers, or use cross margin. Never risk more than 1-2% of account per trade.