Estimate where the exchange force-closes your position — for isolated or cross margin — and how much adverse movement that leaves you. If you can't state this number, you're not done planning the trade.
Estimated liquidation price
62,075
Isolated margin · long
Distance to liquidationHow far price must move against you before liquidation.
4.5%
Required adverse move
−2,925 USD
From entry 65,000
Liquidation sits within 5% of entry — inside the range of routine volatility. Consider lower leverage or a hard stop loss well before this price.
Fee rates shown are estimates based on publicly listed base-tier schedules and may be outdated or vary by account tier, region, token discounts, and promotions. Always verify current rates directly with the exchange before trading.
For an isolated long, distance to liquidation ≈ 1/leverage − maintenance margin rate. At 10x with a 0.5% maintenance rate, a long liquidates roughly 9.5% below entry. Real engines add tiered rates and fees, so treat results as estimates.
Roughly 4.5% at 20x and 1.5% at 50x (isolated, typical maintenance rates) — inside the range of ordinary crypto volatility. That's why high-leverage positions get liquidated by noise, not by being wrong.
Cross makes liquidation less likely (your whole wallet defends the position) but the worst case is losing that whole wallet. Isolated caps damage at the position's margin. Directional trades usually belong in isolated.
No — the stop is your planned exit and liquidation is the failsafe behind it. If they sit close together, a wick through your stop fills you at the liquidation price anyway. Keep meaningful distance between them.