Worldcoin Margin Call & Liq Alert on OKX

a stock margin call is a warning with a deadline. a perp never asks: when equity drops under maintenance margin the engine force-closes at liq = entry × (1 − 1/leverage + mmr) for a long — with OKX's real WLD bracket, 1.00% at the first step.

so the call price is where the decision stops being yours. above it you still choose: close, add margin, or hold.

you're long WLD at $0.5177, 25x, $1,000 notional — $40 of margin posted. OKX charges 1.00% maintenance margin at that size: $0.5177 × (1 − 1/25 + 0.01) = $0.5022.

there is no earlier call: that price is both the warning and the event. your room is $0.0155 (3.00%), and funding — $0.60 a day at the example rate — spends it while you hold. estimate — exchanges compute exact liq from live margin; always double-check on your venue.

okx prices WLD in brackets: the first runs to $50,448 notional at 1.00% maintenance margin and 50x max. clear it and the next runs to $105,100 at 1.50% and 40x.

this page stores OKX's first 5 brackets for WLD and holds the last rate flat past them — check very large sizes on the venue itself.

okx's liquidation feed publishes a bankruptcy price on every forced close, so the tape on this site shows where accounts actually died, not where an engine estimated it. the book behind it is deep enough that the difference rarely matters.

worldcoin sits still, then moves: a 11.8% day on only 6.7% of minute-to-minute movement, so the range arrives in a few candles rather than accumulating. $22M across 5497 forced closes in 7 days, none over 3% of it: attrition, not one event, 68% of it liquidated longs.

on isolated margin the position's own margin is the whole buffer, so entry, leverage and bracket fix the call price — every number on this page is that case.

on cross the wallet backs the position, so the line moves with your balance and your other positions, and a cross call can take the whole wallet. treat the isolated number as the closest the engine could reach you.

close: before the call you exit at a real price; at the call you fill into the wick, plus the venue's liquidation fee.

add margin: more collateral lowers the effective leverage and pushes the call away — and puts more on the table if the wick gets there anyway.

hold, knowingly: fine when the wick is part of the plan and the size was built for it. the alert below makes sure the warning reaches you while all three are still open. free, no signup.

on WLD the first bracket is not the same trade on every venue: bybit runs 0.80% to $40,000 at 50x, hyperliquid 5.00% to $20,000,000 at 10x. bybit is the cheaper first bracket by 4.20% of entry on the same position.

run your size through each venue with the links below — the lower-rate venue's extra room costs nothing.