Toolsvanaโ†’Calculator Toolsโ†’Liquidation Calculator

Liquidation Calculator

Calculate crypto leverage positions and liquidation prices

๐Ÿ”ขPosition Parameters

Initial margin (collateral) for the position

1% price move โ‰ˆ 10.0% PnL

PNL scenarios will be calculated within ยฑ this percentage

Distance between each scenario row

๐Ÿ’ฒLiquidation Analysis

๐Ÿ”ข

Enter position details to calculate liquidation price

About Liquidation Calculator

Toolsvanaโ€™s Liquidation Calculator mirrors the logic used by leading crypto exchanges to estimate liquidation thresholds with confidence. It brings together Binance Futures style equations, cross and isolated margin nuance, and high-leverage crypto risk analysis in a single dashboard. Whether you are managing a BTC perpetual scalp, sizing an ETH swing trade, or double checking an Exness forex hedge, the calculator exposes every risk metric up front so you can react before the market forces your hand.

Key Highlights

  • Binance-style isolated & cross formulas with maintenance margin tiers and fixed offsets.
  • Dual input flow: enter position size or simply type your USD margin and let us derive volume.
  • Leverage presets and custom slider up to 2000x, with live โ€œ1% move โ‰ˆ X% PnLโ€ guidance.
  • Dynamic PnL scenario table with adjustable ยฑrange and step values for forward planning.
  • Risk callouts showing liquidation distance, direction (above/below), and suggested stop zone.
  • Finance-friendly number formatting for large notional values, balances, and PnL snapshots.

Built for Professional Workflows

The tool is ideal for futures traders, prop desks, and analysts who need quick answers on desktop or mobile. Use it to validate exchange UI numbers, test โ€œwhat-ifโ€ scenarios before submitting an order, or fine-tune risk limits for clients. Every metric is laid out transparently no black-box assumptions.

Pair the calculator with your preferred stop-loss and funding strategy to stay ahead of cascading liquidations. Toolsvana continually updates formulas to reflect how major venues handle margin, so your backtests and journal entries stay consistent with real-world execution.