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Futures Margin Calculator

Calculate futures margin requirements, notional value, and liquidation distance for leveraged crypto and commodity futures trading.

Futures Margin Calculator
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Understanding Futures Margin

Futures margin is the collateral you must post to control a leveraged position. Unlike stocks, futures use initial margin (to open) and maintenance margin (to keep open). Falling below maintenance margin triggers a margin call.

How Leverage Affects Risk

10x leverage means a 10% price move = 100% gain or loss on your margin. This is why position sizing and stop losses are critical in futures trading.

Frequently Asked Questions

Beginners should use 2-5x maximum. Experienced traders use 10-20x with strict stop losses. Avoid 50x+ leverage — even small moves can wipe your account.
A margin call occurs when your account falls below the maintenance margin level. You must add funds or your position will be liquidated at a loss.
Yes, significantly. Leverage amplifies both gains and losses. A position can be fully liquidated from a relatively small adverse price move.
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