# Liquidation calculator

## Where do I find it?

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### How do I use it?

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Using the calculator, you can quickly and easily figure out relevant liquidation prices.

How to use it:\
\- Toggle between **Long** and **Short** sides \
\- Enter an **entry price** manually, click on the graph to automatically change it (taking the selected close price), or click the green arrow buttons to quickly update it.\
\- Change the leverage to track your favorite leverages!\
\- Click one of the arrows to send the given liquidation price to the "Entry price" directly

This tool looks very simple but is incredibly powerful. \
Try the following: Enter the price of an asset (or click on the chart), and tweak the calculator's leverages. You'll see directly how fast given leverages are getting REKT, longs and shorts

Happy liq hunting! 🎣


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