Crypto Futures Calculator
The full suite: sizing, liquidation, PnL, R:R, and safe leverage in tabs.
See what funding costs — or pays — you on a perpetual position over time, and what that rate works out to annualized.
Funding is paid directly between traders every interval (commonly 8h), not to the exchange. Rates change each interval, so this assumes a constant rate for the whole hold — treat it as an estimate.
Save this funding scenario, then compare it with live multi-exchange funding and open interest in Market OS.
On perpetual futures, the funding rate is a periodic payment exchanged directly between longs and shorts (not a fee to the exchange) that keeps the perpetual price tethered to spot. When the rate is positive, longs pay shorts; when negative, shorts pay longs. It is usually charged every 8 hours.
Funding per interval is your position's notional size multiplied by the funding rate. Multiply by the number of intervals you hold for the total. Whether you pay or receive depends on your direction and the rate's sign.
Multiply the per-interval rate by the number of intervals in a year. At an 8-hour interval that is three per day, so APR ≈ rate × 3 × 365. Small per-interval rates compound into large annualized numbers — which is why funding matters for positions held a while.
No calculator outside the exchange can be exact. Liquidation and margin depend on the venue's maintenance-margin tiers, margin mode, funding, fees, and any position changes. These figures are close estimates for isolated USDT linear perpetuals — always confirm on your exchange before trading.
No. Every output is general market and risk education — not financial advice, investment advice, or a recommendation to trade. What you do with the numbers is your decision and your responsibility.
The full suite: sizing, liquidation, PnL, R:R, and safe leverage in tabs.
Turn a risk budget and a stop loss into an exact quantity and margin.
Estimated liquidation price and its distance from entry and stop.
Net profit and loss after fees, with ROI on margin and account.
The max leverage that keeps liquidation beyond your stop, with buffer.
R:R ratio and the breakeven win rate it implies.
Profit, loss, and ROI from buy price, sell price, and amount — after fees.
Average entry, total units, break-even, and unrealized PnL across many buys.
Hypothetical compounded growth from a fixed rate — an educational what-if only.
Relative Strength Index from a price series, with an overbought / oversold read.
Pivot plus R1–R3 / S1–S3, in standard, Fibonacci, Camarilla, or Woodie.
Retracement (23.6–78.6%) and extension levels from a swing high and low.
Live countdown to the next Bitcoin halving — blocks, estimated date, and reward math.
An 8-question quiz to find your trading style — scalper, swing, systematic, and more.
Liquidation map, funding, open interest, order flow, and live AI market reads — the context around your numbers.
Glimpse tools are for general market education and risk calculation only. They are not financial advice, investment advice, or a recommendation to trade. Liquidation estimates are approximate and may differ from exchange calculations. Crypto derivatives are volatile and can result in loss of principal.
A free Glimpse account keeps your calculations, saved market views, and daily briefs. It never requires connecting an exchange and never exposes live trade calls.