Crypto Leverage Calculator
Strategically gauge the leverage potential of your position. Calculate profits, losses, and liquidation prices before you trade.
Real-Time
Instant calculations
Long & Short
Both directions
Risk Analysis
Liquidation prices
ROE Tracking
Return on equity
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Calculate your position's potential outcomes
1-200x leverage multiplier
Number of contracts/units
Your position's entry price
Target or stop-loss price
Price at which your position gets liquidated
Edit to calculate quantity
Edit to calculate exit price
Edit to calculate exit price
Initial margin may not be equal to the actual margin required to place an order. Actual margin required = initial margin + open loss, where open loss reflects the additional cost due to the difference between order price and mark price.
Understanding Leverage
Leverage in cryptocurrency trading allows you to control larger positions with less capital. A 10x leverage means $100 controls a $1,000 position. While this amplifies potential profits, it equally magnifies losses.
Calculator Features
Our calculator helps you plan trades before execution. Input your parameters to see potential outcomes, identify liquidation prices, and make data-driven decisions.
Important Risk Warning
- • Leverage amplifies both gains AND losses. You can lose more than your initial investment.
- • Liquidation risk is real. If the price moves against you beyond your margin, your position is automatically closed.
- • Start with low leverage (2-5x) until you understand market dynamics.
- • Always set stop-losses to limit potential downside.
Trading Best Practices
Start with lower leverage (2-5x) to understand market dynamics before scaling up
Always set stop-loss orders to limit potential losses on every position
Never invest more than you can afford to lose—crypto is highly volatile
Use this calculator to plan every trade before execution
Monitor positions regularly and be ready to adjust or exit
Keep learning—follow market news and continuously improve your strategy