Crypto Profit Calculator: Leverage, DCA & Liquidation Price

Entry Price ($)

Exit Price ($)

Leverage: 10×

Position Size ($)

Direction

Taker Fee (%) Binance futures taker: ~0.04%

Funding Rate (%) Positive = longs pay shorts

Enter your buy prices and coin quantities separated by commas to find your average cost basis.

Buy Prices ($), comma-separated

Quantities (coins), comma-separated

Current Market Price ($)

Entry Price ($)

Position Size ($)

Leverage: 10×

Direction

Maintenance Margin Rate (%) Binance BTC/USDT: 0.5%

BTC / USD — Live Price

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do you calculate crypto profit with leverage? ▼

Leveraged crypto profit = ((Exit Price − Entry Price) / Entry Price) × Leverage × Position Size. For short positions, flip the subtraction. Always subtract trading fees (typically 0.04–0.06% per side on Binance) and funding rates to get net profit. Use Pro mode to include these automatically.

How is the liquidation price calculated? ▼

For a long: Liquidation Price = Entry × (1 − 1/Leverage + MMR). For a short: Entry × (1 + 1/Leverage − MMR). MMR is the maintenance margin rate — 0.5% for BTC on Binance. Higher leverage brings the liquidation price much closer to your entry.

What is dollar-cost averaging (DCA) in crypto? ▼

DCA means buying a fixed dollar amount of crypto at regular intervals. Average price = Total Invested ÷ Total Coins Purchased. It reduces the impact of volatility and removes the pressure of timing the market perfectly.

What leverage should beginners use? ▼

Beginners should use 2×–5× leverage at most. At 20×, a 5% adverse move wipes 100% of your margin. Always use stop-losses and never risk more than you can afford to lose.