Liquidation distance
Stop vs liquidation
Risk if stop hit
Recommended max margin (1% risk)

Your trade isn't judged by the direction you picked — it's judged by how much damage it can do if you're wrong. If your liquidation is closer than your stop, the exchange closes you before your plan can work. If your risk is above 2–3% of the account, one bad streak can erase weeks of progress. The fastest fix is usually simple: lower the leverage, reduce margin, or move the stop somewhere that makes sense before entering.

Before opening this trade:

1. Check the exact liquidation price.  2. Size the position from account risk.  3. Compare the real profit after fees & funding.

Trade smarter on Bybit →

How the score works

The Rekt Risk Score blends the things that actually blow up accounts: leverage, how much of your account is at risk if the stop hits, how close liquidation is, and whether your stop is even inside your liquidation (if it isn't, you get liquidated before your stop ever triggers). 0 is calm, 100 is a margin call waiting to happen.

The single best fix is almost always smaller size — we show the max margin that keeps your loss to ~1% of the account if the stop is hit. Check the exact liquidation price and size from risk with the position size calculator.