Cross margin calculator
Several positions on one cross balance: the price at which each one would take the account down, if only that coin moves.
Exchange
Result
| Position | Value | MMR | Liquidation | Distance |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BTC long | 6,586 | 0.00 % | 15,861.1 | −75.92 % |
| ETH short | 1,836 | 0.00 % | 6,835.06 | +272.38 % |
Each price assumes only that coin moves while the others stay at their entry. In a real fall coins move together, so the account can be liquidated sooner. Unrealised profit on one position also supports the others.
One balance, several positions
In cross margin the whole futures balance backs every open position. The account is liquidated when the balance plus the unrealised result of all positions falls to the sum of their maintenance margins. A loss on one position therefore brings the others closer to liquidation, and a profit on one keeps the others open longer.
Why each price is a single-coin view
The price for each position assumes the other coins stay where they were opened. Coins tend to fall together, so in a broad sell-off the account can be liquidated before any single price shown here is reached.