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Liquidation price

Side

Entry price ($)

Leverage

Maintenance margin rate (%)

Result

Liquidation price—

Distance from entry—

Direction of move—

Isolated-margin approximation, excludes trading and funding fees: liq = entry × (1 − 1/leverage + MMR) for longs, entry × (1 + 1/leverage − MMR) for shorts. Your exchange's actual figure may differ slightly — always check the position screen before trading. New to this? Read what liquidation price actually means →

Position size

Account balance ($)

Risk per trade (%)

Entry price ($)

Stop-loss price ($)

Result

Risk amount—

Position size—

Position value—

% of account—

Sizes the trade so a stop-loss hit costs exactly your chosen risk %, regardless of leverage. Position value can exceed your balance — that gap is what leverage or margin covers. See our guide on setting stops →

PnL

Side

Entry price ($)

Exit price ($)

Position size — notional ($)

Leverage

× (for ROE)

Fee per side (%)

Result

Gross PnL—

Fees paid (entry + exit)—

Net PnL—

ROE on margin used—

Margin used = notional ÷ leverage. ROE is your return on that margin, not on the full notional — this is why leverage magnifies both gains and losses. More on this in our leverage guide →

DCA

Investment per period ($)

Number of periods

Start price ($)

End price ($)

Result

Total invested—

Average buy price—

Current value—

Unrealized PnL—

Models price moving in a straight line between your start and end price across all periods — a simplification for comparing outcomes, not a forecast or backtest against real historical data. Why this strategy works: our DCA guide →

Funding cost

Symbol

Side

Position size — notional ($)

Leverage

× (for % of margin)

Holding period (hours)

Funding rate per 8h (%) loading…

Result

Funding periods in window—

Cost per 8h period—

Net funding over period—

As % of margin used—

The rate field auto-fills from Binance's current live funding rate for the pair you pick — edit it to model a different scenario. A positive net figure means you paid funding overall; negative means you received it. Real funding resets every 8h and can flip sign, so this assumes today's rate holds for the whole window — treat it as an estimate, not a forecast. Not sure how funding works? Read our funding rate guide → or check live rates on the terminal →