Margin

Margin & Leverage

Understand exposure, margin, and leverage impact instantly.

Use this calculator to turn raw price levels into clear decisions. It is built for speed, mobile use, and quick iteration while you plan or review a trade.

Exposure

10,500

Estimated fees

4.2

Liquidation (approx)

38,010

Approximation only

Initial margin

1,050

FAQ

Common questions about this tool, from basics to usage.

What is the difference between exposure and margin?Answer

Exposure is price times quantity. Margin is the collateral required, calculated as exposure divided by leverage.

Which inputs matter most?Answer

Entry price, quantity, leverage, and fees. Those values determine exposure and how much margin is needed.

Can I estimate liquidation here?Answer

No, this tool focuses on margin and exposure. Use the Liquidation Price tool for a rough liquidation estimate.

How it works

Exposure equals entry price multiplied by quantity. Initial margin is exposure divided by leverage. Use maintenance margin only for a rough liquidation approximation because exchanges calculate it differently.

Example

A $10,000 position at 10x leverage needs $1,000 initial margin. Fees reduce usable margin further.

Why this calculator matters

Practical benefits for real trading workflows.

  • Translate your plan into concrete numbers before entering a trade.
  • Keep risk consistent across different assets and timeframes.
  • Evaluate performance quickly after exits or partial fills.

Combine this tool with Position Size and ROI to build a complete pre- and post-trade checklist.

Disclaimer

Educational use only. Always verify independently.

This calculator is provided for educational purposes only. Outputs are illustrative estimates based on the inputs you provide and do not account for all real-world factors (including, but not limited to, fees, spreads, slippage, funding, taxes, and execution). Do not rely on these results as financial advice. Always verify calculations independently and consult a qualified professional as needed.