On Binance, the liquidation fee is not factored into the trigger price — it only applies afterward. The calculator below models exactly that path correctly.
Funding rate: — every 8h (sample data)
Based on Binance's mark price, not the chart/last price.
Isolated margin only. Cross margin depends on your whole account balance and isn't modeled here.
Very large positions get liquidated in steps on Binance (partial liquidation).
Auto-deleveraging (ADL) can close a position in extreme cases regardless of the liquidation price.
Binance is one of the exchanges that does not factor its liquidation fee directly into the liquidation price. The trigger point depends purely on leverage and maintenance margin rate: Liquidation price ≈ Entry × (1 − 1/leverage + MMR). The fee is only charged afterward, out of whatever margin remains.
Binance also tiers its maintenance margin rate by position size (notional = margin × leverage), not by deposited margin alone. Traders wanting to open a very large position with high margin and high leverage quickly land in a higher tier with lower max leverage and higher MMR — the calculator above automatically warns you if your desired leverage isn't even available for your position size.
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