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Crypto Liquidation Calculator— Free & Private

Calculate your liquidation price for leveraged crypto positions. Supports long and short.

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Liquidation Price

$27,150.00

Distance to Liquidation9.50%
Risk LevelHigh
Leverage10x
Positionlong

All calculations happen in your browser. No data stored.

What Is Crypto Liquidation?

A crypto liquidation calculator determines the price at which a leveraged trading position will be automatically closed by the exchange to prevent further losses. When you trade with leverage, the exchange lends you funds, and if the market moves against your position beyond your margin, the exchange liquidates your trade. Understanding your liquidation price before entering a position is critical for risk management. Our calculator supports both long and short positions with adjustable leverage and maintenance margin, and all computations happen locally in your browser for complete privacy.

How to Use Crypto Liquidation Calculator

  1. Enter your entry price

    Input the price at which you opened or plan to open the leveraged position.

  2. Set leverage and direction

    Choose your leverage multiplier and whether the position is long or short.

  3. View your liquidation price

    See the exact price at which your position would be liquidated along with the margin buffer remaining.

Why Use Our Liquidation Calculator?

Supports both long and short leveraged positions
Adjustable leverage from 2x up to 125x or custom values
Includes maintenance margin in the liquidation calculation
Shows distance to liquidation as a percentage from entry
No exchange account or API key needed — fully private in your browser
Free to use with no restrictions

Frequently Asked Questions

What is crypto liquidation?

Liquidation occurs when a leveraged position's losses approach the deposited margin. The exchange automatically closes the trade to prevent the account from going negative, and the trader loses their margin.

How is the liquidation price calculated?

For a long position, liquidation price equals the entry price multiplied by (1 minus 1/leverage), adjusted for maintenance margin. Short positions use (1 plus 1/leverage). Higher leverage means a closer liquidation price.

What is maintenance margin?

Maintenance margin is the minimum collateral percentage required to keep a leveraged position open. If your margin falls below this threshold, the exchange triggers liquidation. Rates vary by exchange and leverage tier.

Is this calculator accurate for all exchanges?

The calculator uses standard liquidation formulas that apply broadly. However, exact liquidation prices vary slightly between exchanges due to different fee structures and maintenance margin tiers.

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