Bitget Liquidation Price Calculator
Work out where an isolated-margin Bitget perpetual is liquidated, for a long or a short, with Bitget's own maintenance margin tier for the coin and the position value you enter, not one default rate. The form starts with the live price of the coin you pick.
With BTC at a live price of $84,138.60, a $10,000.00 10x long on Bitget is liquidated near $76,028.86 (-9.64%), at Bitget's tier 1 maintenance margin rate of 0.40%.
Your position
USDT perps, isolated marginResult
Link to this calculation- Liquidation price
- Distance from entry
- Risk tier for this position value
- Maintenance margin rate
- Maintenance deduction
- Max leverage at this size
- Initial margin
- Position size
Your leverage is above what Bitget allows for this position value. Lower it, or use a smaller position.
Estimate: These are estimates from the exchange's public tier table. Exchanges liquidate on the mark price, size the tier on the position's current value and handle fees and cross margin their own way. Check your exchange's position screen before you trade.
Worked example
BTC long, the numbers above- You open a 10x long of 0.118852 BTC ($10,000.00) at $84,138.60. Your initial margin is $10,000.00 ÷ 10 = $1,000.00.
- Bitget puts a $10,000.00 position in risk tier 1: a maintenance margin rate of 0.40%, and at most 150x leverage.
- Liquidation price = (entry × (1 − 1/leverage)) ÷ (1 − MMR) = $76,028.86.
- That is 9.64% below your entry.
How Bitget calculates liquidation
BTCUSDTBitget liquidates an isolated USDT-M position when its margin falls to the maintenance margin: position value × the maintenance margin rate (keepMarginRate) of its position tier. Bitget doesn't publish a deduction, so the whole position uses its tier's rate. The fee to close also comes out of the margin: enter your taker fee to include it. Liquidation follows the mark price.
| Tier | Position value | Max leverage | MMR | Deduction |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | $0 – $200K | 150x | 0.4% | – |
| 2 | $200K – $1M | 100x | 0.5% | – |
| 3 | $1M – $5M | 75x | 0.7% | – |
| 4 | $5M – $15M | 50x | 1% | – |
| 5 | $15M – $50M | 25x | 2% | – |
| 6 | $50M – $100M | 20x | 3% | – |
| 7 | $100M – $150M | 10x | 6% | – |
| 8 | $150M – $300M | 5x | 12% | – |
| 9 | $300M – $500M | 4x | 15% | – |
| 10 | $500M – $700M | 3x | 20% | – |
| 11 | $700M – $900M | 2x | 30% | – |
| 12 | $900M – $1.2B | 1x | 60% | – |
Every exchange's tiers for BTC: BTC max leverage and margin tiers.
The formula
Long: Liquidation = (Entry × (1 − 1/Leverage) − Deduction ÷ Quantity) ÷ (1 − MMR − fee)
Short: Liquidation = (Entry × (1 + 1/Leverage) + Deduction ÷ Quantity) ÷ (1 + MMR + fee)
The maintenance margin is position value × MMR − deduction, with the MMR and the deduction of the tier your position value falls in. Without a deduction this is the classic isolated-margin formula of the liquidation price calculator. Quantity = position value ÷ entry.
Bitget Liquidation Price Calculator FAQ
What maintenance margin rate does Bitget use?
Each position tier (a band of position value) has a maintenance margin rate and a maximum leverage. This page reads them from Bitget's public position tier endpoint and uses the tier for your position value.
Why does a bigger Bitget position liquidate sooner?
A bigger position moves into a higher tier with a higher maintenance margin rate, so less of your margin can be lost before liquidation.
How is the Bitget liquidation price calculated?
For an isolated long: (entry × (1 − 1/leverage) − deduction ÷ quantity) ÷ (1 − maintenance margin rate − fee). For a short: (entry × (1 + 1/leverage) + deduction ÷ quantity) ÷ (1 + maintenance margin rate + fee). The maintenance margin is charged on the position's value at the liquidation price; the rate and the deduction come from the tier your position value falls in.
Where can I see every tier?
The BTC max leverage page lists the full tier tables of Bybit, Bitget, Gate and Hyperliquid side by side. For a calculator with your own maintenance margin rate, use the liquidation price calculator.