How do I calculate my liquidation price?

For isolated margin longs: Liquidation Price = Entry Price × (1 − Initial Margin Rate + Maintenance Margin Rate). For shorts, invert the formula. Enter your entry price, leverage, and position size above — the calculator applies the exact formula for your chosen exchange.

What is the difference between isolated and cross margin?

Isolated margin dedicates a fixed collateral amount to one position. If liquidated, only that margin is lost and the rest of your balance is safe. Cross margin shares your entire available balance as collateral across all positions — it avoids liquidation longer but a losing position can drain your whole account.

What leverage range does this calculator support?

The calculator supports 1x to 125x leverage, matching Binance and Bybit futures limits. Most traders use 5x–20x for managed risk. At 100x leverage a 1% adverse move triggers liquidation.

Why does the liquidation price differ between exchanges?

Exchanges set different maintenance margin rates and fee schedules. Binance USDT-M perpetuals use a tiered maintenance margin starting at 0.5% for small positions. Bybit uses a similar tier system. The calculator uses each exchange's published rates for accurate results.

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