Liquidation Price Calculator
Before you open a position, get an estimate of how far the price can move against you before your margin is gone.
Leverage: 10x
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Estimate only: assumes 0.5% maintenance margin, isolated margin and no fees or funding. BingX uses different maintenance rates per contract and position tier, so the real liquidation price will differ — always check it in the BingX order panel.
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Look at the middle figure. At 50x leverage a 2% move wipes out your entire margin — and 2% swings in crypto happen within an hour on an ordinary day. That is why experienced traders keep leverage at 3-5x and always set a stop-loss well before the liquidation price: a stop closes the position with part of the money left, liquidation takes all of it. Most beginners in futures lose money, and leverage is what turns a small mistake into a total loss. Nothing here is investment advice.
How this is calculated
Position size is your margin multiplied by leverage. The liquidation price is where losses eat your margin: for a long it sits roughly leverage-percent below entry, for a short the same distance above. The tool assumes isolated margin and a 0.5% maintenance margin rate — a typical figure for major pairs. Your exchange shows the exact number, which also depends on the coin, position size and fees, so treat this as a planning estimate rather than a precise trigger.
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