Crypto Average Down And DCA Calculator
See what each buy does to your average. Include fees, find your break-even, and calculate the next buy needed to reach your target.
Illustrative path between your buys, not historical market data. Dot sizes reflect dollars spent. The shaded gap compares current price with average cost.
Average cost $2,706.15. Break-even $2,708.86. Loss at current price $140.66.
Your Buys, Step By Step
| Buy # | Price | Amount | Coins | Average After | Below First Buy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | $3,200.00 | $1,000.00 | 0.31218750 | $3,203.20 | 0.00% |
| 2 | $2,800.00 | $1,000.00 | 0.35678571 | $2,989.66 | 12.50% |
| 3 | $2,400.00 | $1,500.00 | 0.62437500 | $2,706.15 | 25.00% |
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How To Use
Choose a coin and enter each fill price plus dollars spent or coins received. Add up to 10 buys.
Set buy and sell fees. Enter the current price to see your estimated profit or loss and break-even.
Set a target below your average and a buy price below the target. Review the extra spend before adding risk.
Switch modes to model long or short orders. Check total margin and the estimated liquidation against your last order.
Worked Example
Buy ETH with $1,000 at $3,200, $1,000 at $2,800, and $1,500 at $2,400. With a 0.1% buy fee, your $3,500.00 buys 1.29334821 ETH. Average cost is $2,706.15; with a 0.1% sell fee, break-even is $2,708.86. At $2,600, the estimated profit or loss is -$140.66.
A further $45.77 buy at $2,300 reaches a $2,700 target average before fees on that next buy. These worked example numbers stay fixed as you explore other inputs.
The Formula
Average cost uses total spend divided by coins held. The shared tests check equal-dollar buys, quantity-weighted buys, fee-adjusted break-even, and the target solver round trip. The scale-in estimate uses the Binance USDS-M exchange convention documented in the liquidation formula source. Your exchange's tier rules and final numbers apply.
Average Down And DCA FAQ
What Does Averaging Down Mean?
Is DCA The Same As Averaging Down?
How Do Fees Change My Average?
How Do I Calculate The Price I Need To Break Even?
How Much Do I Need To Buy To Lower My Average To A Target?
Why Is Averaging Down With Leverage Risky?
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Every call in the Discord comes with an entry, targets and a stop, so you can run it through these calculators in seconds. Every take-profit and stop-loss gets published weekly.
Not financial advice. Trading crypto carries risk; results vary. These calculators give estimates; your exchange's numbers are final.