Liquidation price calculator
Where a leveraged crypto trade is closed, and if your stop comes first.
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Crypto futures profit calculator
The profit or loss of a leveraged crypto long or short after fees, as money and as a return on your margin.
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The result
Profit of $489.75 after fees: +49.0% on the $1,000.00 margin, from a +5.00% move.
- Position
- $10,000.00, 0.111111 coins at a leverage of 10.
- Before fees
- $500.00; fees in and out $10.25 (1.0% of the margin).
- Break-even exit
- 90,090.05: the price must move 0.100% up just to pay the fees.
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Fees are charged on the size, not the margin
With 1,000 of margin at 10x, a 5% rise in bitcoin makes about 500 before fees, 50% on the margin. The fee of 0.05% is taken from the 10,000 position on the way in and again on the way out, about 10 together: 1% of the margin gone before the price moves. At 50x the same fees eat 5% of the margin, and the price must travel further just to break even. The return on margin swings both ways: the same 5% move against you loses half the margin.
To see where the trade is closed by the exchange, use the liquidation price calculator; for the cost of holding it, the funding rate calculator.
Not advice. Arithmetic on the numbers you type; funding and slippage are left out.
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