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How do I use the liquidation price calculator?
Follow the steps below to make the most of your calculations.How do I calculate the required margin, P&L, and P&L ratio?Published on 3 July 2024Updated on 5 Aug 202641TradFi Perpetuals and Corporate Action FAQ (AU)
Stock split — Order price multiplied by q/p. Order quantity multiplied by p/q. Reverse stock split — Order price multiplied by q/p. Order quantity multiplied by p/q.What happens to my Take Profit / Stop Loss (TP/SL) orders? Untriggered TP/SL orders are adjusted automatically — both the trigger price and limit price are updated. No action needed from you.Are there any order types that will be cancelled rather than adjusted? Yes.Published on 1 July 2026Updated on 11 Aug 2026What are stop-loss and take-profit orders in crypto?
Our platform will then calculate the trigger price and display the estimated P&L before you confirm. Set your target percentage via take-profit slider Scroll to Stop Loss. Drag the slider to set your stop-loss level. If the trigger price is reached, a closing order will be placed in accordance with your selected settings. Select Limit Order if you want to set a limit price for the exit.Published on 1 July 2026Updated on 11 Aug 2026How does leverage work in crypto derivatives?
The mark price is used to calculate your unrealised profit and loss (P&L). The estimated liquidation price indicates the price at which your position may be reduced or closed automatically. Entry price, Mark price and Liquidation price Your margin ratio indicates how close you are to liquidation. Select the MMR text to view the definition. Lower Maintenance Margin Ratio (MMR) indicates higher liquidation risk.Published on 1 July 2026Updated on 11 Aug 2026
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