Crypto Calculators — Futures, PnL & Risk Analysis

Crypto futures let you speculate on a cryptocurrency's price without owning it. You open a long (buy) or short (sell) position with leverage, and profit or lose based on how price moves from your entry.

Leverage lets you control a larger position with less capital. 10x means $100 controls $1,000 worth of crypto. Both gains and losses are multiplied — higher leverage brings your liquidation price much closer to your entry.

The liquidation price is where the exchange forcibly closes your position because your margin can no longer cover the loss. Reaching it means losing your entire position margin. Always know your liquidation price before entering a trade.

Funding rate is a periodic fee exchanged between long and short traders on perpetual futures. When it's positive, longs pay shorts. When negative, shorts pay longs. It's charged every 8 hours and can add up significantly over multiple days.

Going long means you profit when the price rises. Going short means you profit when the price falls. Futures let you trade both directions, so you can potentially profit in bull and bear markets.

Position sizing is deciding how much of your capital to risk on one trade. Proper sizing ensures a single bad trade doesn't wipe out your account. The Futures Calculator helps you compute position size, leverage, and liquidation price all at once.

Main fees include: maker/taker trading fees (typically 0.02–0.05% per side on major exchanges), funding fees (every 8 hours on perpetuals), and occasionally withdrawal fees. The Futures Calculator shows your total estimated fee cost before you trade.