This is just a basic tool to calculate liquidation based on: margin-maintenance leverage
it starts drawing on your input point short and long liquidation, so you can easily place it on your trade and drag it around if you are rebuying as an example.
Also, you can use it to aim for a specific support/resistance to see if it is even possible to reach some levels, which leverage you can use...
It additionally delivers live data based on the actual close to the 2 liquidation points
Position Bracket (Notional Value in USDT) | Max Leverage | Maintenance Margin Rate | Maintenance Amount (USDT)
50,000 - 250,000 100x 0.50% 50
The above is Binance Maintenance Margin Rate, i.e. 0.5%. At 0.5% the liquidation level is around 0.6% below the entry price. In your script it only shows correctly if i enter "50" in the "Exchange margin maintainance %". Am i doing anything wrong?
djmad
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@mtahreemalam, The maintenance margin is the highest percentage allowed by an exchange to bring a position into negative balance. You'll need to determine the appropriate maintenance margin for Binance. Bybit's maintenance margin is dynamic and based on the chosen leverage. I would estimate that the maximum drawdown for Binance is between 50% to 75% too.
mtahreemalam
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@djmad, correct. Its dynamic with Binance also. The above code snippet is for 100x leverage. My confusion lies, should i enter binance maintenance margin rate x 100? i.e. 0.5 x 100 = 50?
Quick question:
The above is Binance Maintenance Margin Rate, i.e. 0.5%. At 0.5% the liquidation level is around 0.6% below the entry price.
In your script it only shows correctly if i enter "50" in the "Exchange margin maintainance %".
Am i doing anything wrong?