How to Use The Futures Calculator

1. Overview

• The futures calculator is a product feature within the MEXC futures trading page. Through this calculator, you can obtain six types of information: PNL, Target Price, Liquidation Price, Max Open, Entry Price, and Funding Fee.

• The futures calculator is designed based on formulas involving futures profit/loss and the estimated current funding fee. Therefore, if you understand the related calculation principles, the futures calculator can help you quickly obtain relevant data, saving you the trouble of manual calculations.

1.1 [PNL]

• If you choose to use the [PNL] feature, it means that before or after opening a position, you want to understand how much profit or loss you would incur if the futures' fair price reaches a determined point.

• Here, you will need to fill in five different pieces of information: [Long/Short], Size of Multiplier, "Entry Price", "Close Price", and "Futures Quantity".

1.2 [Target Price]

• If you choose to use the [Target Price] feature, it means that before or after opening a position, you want to understand the target price the futures contract needs to reach for you to achieve your expected return rate.

• Here, you will need to fill in five different pieces of information: [Long/Short], Size of Multiplier, "Entry Price", "Yield", and "Futures Quantity".

1.3 [Liquidation Price]

• If you choose to use the [Liquidation Price] feature, it means that before or after opening a position, you want to understand what the fair price of the futures contract would be at that time in the event of liquidation.

• Here, you will need to fill in five different pieces of information: [Isolated/Cross], [Long/Short], Size of Multiplier, "Entry Price", and "Futures Quantity".

1.4 [Max Open]

• If you choose to use the [Max Open] feature, it means you want to understand, under your current available margin conditions, the maximum position you can open.

• Here, you will need to fill in four different pieces of information: [Long/Short], Size of Multiplier, "Entry Price", and "Available Margin".

1.5 [Entry Price]

• If you choose to use the [Entry Price] feature, it means you want to understand, under your current conditions or when opening a new position, what would be the average entry price.

• Here, you will need to fill in two different pieces of information: "Entry Price" and "Futures Quantity".

1.6 [Funding Fee]

• If you choose to use the [Funding Fee] feature, it means you want to understand, in the current market conditions, what is the funding fee rate for the futures contract and whether it is paid by the long or short side.

• Here, you will need to fill in four different pieces of information: [Long/Short], "Fair Price", "Position Quantity", and "Funding Rate".

2. Operation Guidelines

2.1 MEXC Website

2.1.1 Enter the [USDT-M Perpetual Futures] page from the official MEXC website.

2.1.2 Follow the instructions to locate the Futures Calculator at the top right corner of the futures trading page.

2.1.3 Click on each of the six different sections. Following the "Overview" content of this article, input the corresponding details and calculate the results for these six data categories.

2.2 MEXC App

2.2.1 Enter the [Futures] page on the MEXC App homepage.

2.2.2 Follow the instructions to locate the Futures Calculator at the top right corner of the futures trading page.

2.2.3 Click on each of the six different sections. Following the "Overview" content of this article, input the corresponding details and calculate the results for these six data categories.

3. Conclusion