Fast answer
Crypto signal liquidation-price checks compare stop placement with forced-exit risk.
Before accepting a leveraged signal, record venue, contract, margin mode, collateral, leverage, entry, stop, liquidation price, maintenance margin rules, funding, fees, and open-position updates.
If a provider gives leverage without liquidation-price distance, margin mode, collateral, and stop context, the risk field is incomplete.
Margin-risk checks
What to inspect in crypto signal liquidation-price records.
Margin mode
Isolated and cross-margin setups can create different forced-exit behavior and collateral risk.
Distance to stop
The liquidation threshold should not sit inside or too close to the intended stop-loss path.
Collateral movement
Collateral value, funding, fees, and open losses can change liquidation risk while the trade is active.
Exchange rules
Maintenance margin and liquidation process vary by venue, product, collateral, and leverage setting.
Source context
Liquidation happens when margin can no longer support the leveraged position.
Kraken explains that liquidation can start when margin level falls below the liquidation level and that the process is automated once it starts. Binance Academy describes forced liquidation and notes platforms may let traders calculate liquidation price before entry. Crypto signal reviews should preserve that threshold beside entry, stop, and leverage.
Review standard
A reviewable liquidation-price record shows the threshold before the trade goes live.
For CSR evidence review, liquidation-price records should include original alerts, venue, contract, margin mode, collateral, leverage, entry, stop, liquidation threshold, maintenance margin assumptions, funding and fee treatment, updates, and final status.