At what price does my leveraged crypto position get liquidated?

How this is calculated

• Long liquidation price is estimated as entry price times (1 minus 1/leverage plus the maintenance margin rate). Short liquidation price is estimated as entry price times (1 plus 1/leverage minus the maintenance margin rate). This is the standard simplified isolated-margin formula used across most exchanges' published documentation.
• This estimate ignores trading fees, any funding payments already accrued against the position, and the specific mark-price mechanism some exchanges use instead of last traded price to trigger liquidation.
• Higher leverage always means a smaller percentage move to liquidation. At 10x leverage, roughly a 10% adverse move against you can trigger liquidation before fees; at 50x leverage, roughly a 2% move can.
• Actual liquidation price, formula, and maintenance margin tiers vary by exchange and by position size bracket. Always confirm your exact liquidation price on your exchange's own position screen.