Ladder calculator
The position by steps the agent would post on a Hyperliquid perp: the stake its charter allows, five steps at a measured distance, the average with every step filled, and the exit. The same arithmetic as the agent's code.
Hyperliquid data as of
Your figures
The account's value, in USDC.
How far the price may move against the complete ladder before liquidation.
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The ladder
- Margin engaged
- 33.3%
- Base stake
- $27.77
- Complete ladder
- $997.65
- Room before liquidation
- 100%
- Average, every step filled
- $81,507
- Exit, every step filled
- $81,735
| Step | Stakes | Price | Size | Notional | Margin |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1× | $86,497 | 0.00096 | $83.04 | $27.68 |
| 2 | 1× | $84,757 | 0.00098 | $83.06 | $27.69 |
| 3 | 2× | $83,018 | 0.002 | $166.04 | $55.35 |
| 4 | 3× | $81,278 | 0.00307 | $249.52 | $83.17 |
| 5 | 5× | $79,539 | 0.00523 | $415.99 | $138.66 |
Two steps sit $1,739.47 apart. With every step filled, the exit aims at $2.78 net of the position, 2.8% from the last step.
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How the agent sizes it
The charter gives the leverage and the room the complete ladder must leave before liquidation. The margin engaged is 100 divided by the leverage times that room: a third of the equity at three times leverage and 100% of room. The ladder shares it as 1, 1, 2, 3 and 5 stakes, so the base stake is a twelfth of it.
Each step sits the same number of daily ATRs beyond the one before: under the first for a long, above it for a short. A size is floored to the decimals the market allows, so a step can engage a little less than its share.
With the steps filled, the whole position leaves on one limit: the average moved by the target, a share of the base stake, spread over the size. There is no stop: the room before liquidation is the bound.
What it does not count
The fees, the funding over the hold and the slippage come on top, and the position cost calculator counts the first two. A ladder can also stay filled and losing for a long time: the room before liquidation is not a promise of exit.
Calculations from the figures you give, not advice: a result says what the arithmetic gives, never what to trade.