The exit price and the liquidation price move together
Higher leverage brings your profit target closer — and your liquidation price closer too. Check how little room you have on the liquidation price calculator, then size the trade for survival with the position size calculator.
The exit price your ROE target implies
"I want 50% return on my margin" translates to a specific exit price once leverage enters: required price move = ROE target ÷ leverage. At 10x, +50% ROE needs a +5% move; at 25x, just +2%. The calculator turns the ambition into the number on the chart — which is where it gets its sanity-checking power.
The check that matters: compare the required move against the coin's typical daily range. Needing +2% on a coin that swings 5% daily is a coin-flip's worth of patience. Needing +15% on something that drifts 1% a day means either weeks of exposure (funding, news risk, weekend gaps) or a thesis about a repricing event — and it's worth knowing which one you're actually betting on before entry.
Fees adjust the honest target: at 10x with 0.055% taker both ways, add ~1.1% of ROE to cover costs — the +50% ROE exit needs a 5.11% move, not 5%. Fractions of a percent, systematically ignored, are how "profitable" systems net out flat.