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Slippage Estimator

The thinner the book and the bigger the order, the more your fill price drifts. A simplified model gives a rough slippage expectation from your order size and the available liquidity — and outside trading hours, that number tends to look worse.

Roughly how much depth one side can absorb right now; estimate it from what you see.
Estimated slippage (approx.)
Extra paid / less received on 1000 USD
Size / depth ratio
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About the model: this uses a simplified constant-product estimate, slippage ≈ order size ÷ (liquidity depth + order size). Treat it as an order-of-magnitude guide only; real slippage depends on the actual order book / pool shape, how depth is distributed, and the market at the instant you trade, and it's often worse outside trading hours. You estimate the liquidity depth yourself. This tool stays offline, fetches no live data, and is not investment advice.

How to slip less

Break orders into small tranches, avoid the thin book late at night, and set a slippage limit. For background, read Fees and Slippage and 24-Hour Trading Sessions; to check whether now is a good time, use the Market Hours tool.

Get your account ready

Set up your Binance account and wallet, then trade during liquid hours and buy small and in tranches — steadier that way.

Get a 20% fee discount.* *The actual rate is whatever Binance's page shows. This site doesn't give investment advice.