Liquidation Price Calculator
The higher the leverage on a futures trade, the smaller the move against you needed to get force-closed (liquidated). Before opening, estimate it here: roughly where your liquidation price sits, and how far the price has to fall or rise to blow up. You will probably want to dial the leverage down afterward.
Straight talk for beginners
Futures are one of the riskiest things in crypto, and at high leverage liquidation often happens in an instant. Beginners are strongly advised to stick to spot first. Treat this tool as a way to see how dangerous leverage is, not as a reason to open a high-leverage position.
Position setup
Estimated liquidation price (long)
54,300 USDT
a price drop of about 9.5% liquidates you
Direction / leverageLong · 10×
Entry price60,000 USDT
Maintenance margin rate0.5%
Estimated liquidation price54,300 USDT
Distance to liquidation9.5%
This tool estimates the isolated-margin liquidation price with a simplified formula (long ≈ entry price × (1 − 1/leverage + maintenance margin rate)). It does not account for fees, funding rates or the effect of other positions in cross margin; the real liquidation price usually triggers earlier than this, and your exchange display is the authority. Use the result to understand risk, not as trading advice.