Cross margin liquidation calculator
One wallet, every position sharing it. The result is the account-level distance to liquidation — something a single-position calculator cannot show.
Cross margin guide
How this cross margin liquidation calculator reads the account
Fibonomy treats every open position as sharing one Binance USDⓈ-M wallet. Account equity is the wallet plus unrealized PnL. Liquidation is estimated when that equity no longer covers total maintenance margin. The adverse move is how far one position's mark can travel, with the others held constant, before the shared buffer is gone.
- Account equityWallet + Unrealized PnL
- BufferEquity − Maintenance margin
- Adverse moveBuffer ÷ (Qty × (1 − MMR))
This is the math. The account is the truth.
Fibonomy reads your open Binance Futures positions and shows the live buffer, position by position.
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FAQ
What is cross margin liquidation?
In cross margin one wallet backs every open position. Liquidation arrives when account equity no longer covers the total maintenance margin of all positions, not when a single position hits its own price.
Why is the move shown per position?
The account goes under when the combined buffer is exhausted, so there is no single liquidation price for the whole account. Holding everything else constant isolates each position's contribution.
Will Binance liquidate my account exactly there?
No estimate can be exact. Funding, fees, bracket changes, and new orders move the number continuously; Fibonomy shows the live version instead.