Leverage Liquidation Price Calculator
Estimate the price at which a leveraged crypto position could be liquidated, based on entry price, leverage, and assumed maintenance margin. Supports both long and short positions.
Position Details
Default maintenance margin: 0.5%.
This is an illustrative assumption, not a
guaranteed Binance or exchange-specific rate.
Estimated Liquidation Results
Estimated Liquidation Price
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Price Move to Liquidation
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Initial Margin (%)
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Maintenance Margin (%)
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Selected Leverage
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Entry Price Modeled Liquidation Distance
Bar scale: 0–50% adverse price movement.
Bar length shows distance, not liquidation
probability.
Enter your position details to calculate an
illustrative liquidation threshold.
How this estimate works: The calculator assumes an isolated-margin position
opened at the entered price, with initial margin
equal to position notional divided by leverage.
It uses a simplified constant maintenance-margin
percentage and assumes no additional collateral.
For a long position, the model solves for the adverse price decline that exhausts available margin down to the assumed maintenance requirement. For a short position, it solves for the adverse price increase under the same assumption.
Important limitations: This is not an exchange-verified liquidation price. Real liquidation prices depend on position size, maintenance-margin tiers, mark-price rules, margin mode, other positions, additional collateral, funding, fees, and exchange-specific calculations. A stop-loss may also execute with slippage. Use the exchange’s own liquidation-price display for actual position management.
For a long position, the model solves for the adverse price decline that exhausts available margin down to the assumed maintenance requirement. For a short position, it solves for the adverse price increase under the same assumption.
Important limitations: This is not an exchange-verified liquidation price. Real liquidation prices depend on position size, maintenance-margin tiers, mark-price rules, margin mode, other positions, additional collateral, funding, fees, and exchange-specific calculations. A stop-loss may also execute with slippage. Use the exchange’s own liquidation-price display for actual position management.