Find your exact liquidation price at 25x leverage for crypto futures. Know exactly how close liquidation is before you enter.
At 25x leverage, the margin for error is extremely thin. Bitcoin's average hourly candle is often 0.5–1.5%. A single bad entry at 25x can hit your stop loss or liquidation within minutes.
Who Should Use 25x?
Only experienced traders with:
The Mathematics of 25x
Your entire margin is wiped on a ~4% move. If Bitcoin moves from $50,000 to $48,000 — a move that happens multiple times per week — a 25x long is liquidated.
Practical Alternative
Consider using 10x leverage with a smaller account allocation to achieve similar P&L per dollar risked, with much more breathing room before liquidation.
Leverage
A multiplier that lets you control a larger position than your deposited capital — amplifying both gains and losses.
Liquidation Price
The price at which your leveraged position is forcibly closed by the exchange to prevent negative balance.
Margin
The collateral you deposit to open and maintain a leveraged trading position.
Maintenance Margin
The minimum account balance required to keep a leveraged position open — falling below this triggers liquidation.
At 25x leverage, your liquidation price is approximately 3.5% from your entry. Bitcoin regularly moves 3–5% in a single hour. This is why 25x requires extremely tight risk management.
With liquidation at 3.5%, your stop loss must be within 1–2% of your entry. This requires extremely precise entries near key support/resistance levels.
10x Liquidation
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100x Liquidation
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Liquidation Price
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