🔮 Crypto Perpetuals — Limit Entry Position Sizing
SL Input Mode
TRADE SETUP
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⚡ MINIMUM LEVERAGE REQUIRED
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RISK AMOUNT (USDT)
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STOP DISTANCE
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POSITION SIZE (notional USDT)
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💸 EST. FEES (OPEN + CLOSE)
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FEES AS % OF YOUR RISK
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MARGIN AT MIN LEVERAGE (USDT)
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LIQUIDATION PRICE (EST.)
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💡 Strategic Fee Optimization
📉 Why Use Minimum Leverage?
Higher leverage doesn't just increase risk — it can force you into higher relative fees if you aren't careful. By using the Minimum Leverage Required shown in the calculator, you ensure your margin is utilized efficiently without crossing into "liquidation territory" prematurely.
Rule: Lower leverage = wider liquidation gap = less stress.
⚖️ Fees as % of Risk
Trading too small can lead to "minimum fee" traps on some exchanges, while trading too large without considering fees can eat 10–20% of your actual risk capital. Always check the "Fees as % of Risk" result. If this is over 15%, your edge is being stolen by the exchange.
💰 How Much Can You Save?
On a $10,000 position, a standard 0.06% taker fee costs you $12 (open + close). On MEXC (0.01%), that same trade costs $2. If you trade 10 times a month, you save $1,200 per year just by switching providers.