Binance Futures Liquidation Price Calculator

Long liquidation = (quantity × entry − margin − maintenance amount) / (quantity × (1 − MMR)). Short liquidation = (quantity × entry + margin + maintenance amount) / (quantity × (1 + MMR)). Isolated margin is initial margin plus any extra margin you add. This is the one-way case with no other contract's unrealized PnL. Brackets change. The table on this page is a practice snapshot.

Bankruptcy price is where your entire margin is lost (100% loss). Liquidation price triggers before bankruptcy (when equity drops to maintenance margin level), allowing the liquidation engine to close the position to prevent account deficit and insurance fund drain.

In isolated mode, risk is strictly ring-fenced to the assigned margin for that single trade. In cross mode, your entire futures account wallet balance is shared to cushion the position, delaying liquidation but risking your entire account equity if a catastrophic trend occurs.

At 20x leverage, initial margin is only 5%. After deducting maintenance margin (e.g. 0.4% or 0.5%), a mere 4.5% adverse price move triggers liquidation. At 50x or 100x, adverse movements of under 1.5% can wipe out the position within seconds during normal market volatility.

A larger notional usually sits in a higher maintenance-rate bracket. This page matches the built-in snapshot. Binance can change the brackets. This table is not synced live.

In isolated mode, adding extra margin directly increases Available Margin in the liquidation formula, pushing the liquidation price farther away from the market price. However, it also increases the total capital you risk losing if the market continues trending against you.

Practice on the bars already on the desktop. Prices stay on the scale. After sign-in, replay can stay on this PC for up to 72 hours. One-minute history is Pro, not Free.