100x Liquidation Calculator

See exactly where a 100× leveraged position gets liquidated - long or short, any entry. At 100×, liquidation sits only about 0.50% from your entry. Free and private.

How far is liquidation at 100× leverage?

The liquidation buffer is approximately 1 / leverage, minus a small maintenance margin. At 100×, that's about 0.50% against your position. Only the smallest adverse move wipes you out - this is for experienced traders managing tight risk.

Worked example

A 100× long entered at $60,000.00 is liquidated at roughly:

Always set your stop-loss inside that level. Learn more in crypto leverage explained and how to avoid liquidation.

100× in context - liquidation distance by leverage

The same trade at different leverage levels, showing how much room each one gives before an isolated-margin long is liquidated (0.5% maintenance margin):

Who 100× leverage is for

100× is high-conviction, tight-risk territory. A ~0.5% wick against you ends the trade, and crypto prints wicks that size regularly - so 100× only makes sense for experienced traders scalping liquid pairs with a hard stop and a small slice of their book. If you cannot watch it, do not use it.

How to survive 100× leverage

• Set the stop first. Decide your invalidation price, then size the position so that stop equals a fixed % of your account (1–2%). The position-size calculator does the math.
• Keep liquidation far from your stop. If liquidation and your stop are almost on top of each other, a wick can beat your stop to the punch - lower the leverage or widen the stop.
• Count fees and funding. Both eat margin and pull liquidation closer than the raw 0.50% - model them with the funding calculator.
• Rehearse it first. Open the same 100× trade on the paper-trading terminal at live prices, risk-free, until the liquidation behaviour is muscle memory.

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Educational tool, not financial advice. Estimates exclude fees and funding and may differ from your exchange.