Estimate liquidation price for long and short leveraged crypto positions.
Liquidation Price
Distance to Liquidation
Initial Margin
Quick Summary
Liquidation price is the price level where an exchange may automatically close your leveraged position because your margin is no longer enough to support the trade. In leveraged crypto trading, liquidation is one of the most important risks to understand.
The higher your leverage, the closer your liquidation price usually is to your entry. This means small price moves can wipe out a large part of your margin. Traders use liquidation calculators to understand how much room a position has before forced closure.
This calculator uses a simplified estimate based on leverage and maintenance margin:
Real exchange formulas can vary depending on fees, funding, margin mode and tiered maintenance margin systems. This tool is best used as a fast estimate.
No. This is an estimate. Actual liquidation price can vary by exchange, maintenance margin tiers, fees, funding and whether you use isolated or cross margin.
Higher leverage means lower initial margin. With less margin buffer, price does not need to move very far against your position before liquidation becomes possible.
Yes. This calculator estimates liquidation for both long and short positions.