farooqwani19
Active Member
Hey everyone,
I have been building out the free tools section of CryptoYaan and wanted to share something that I think may actually be useful for people here who trade crypto.
There are currently 5 calculators, covering profit, leverage, position sizing, risk/reward, liquidation and DCA.
No signup is required, and the calculations run in the browser.
You can use it for both spot and leveraged/futures scenarios, and for either long or short positions.
It calculates:
It can also load a live market price or let you enter your own numbers.
Visit : Crypto Profit & Leverage Calculator
Instead of deciding how much you want to buy first, you enter:
It supports both spot and leveraged/futures planning.
Visit : Position Size Calculator
Enter:
Visit : Risk/Reward Calculator
Enter:
You can also use it to compare different leverage levels before opening a position.
One important note: liquidation prices are estimates, not exchange guarantees. Actual liquidation depends on the exchange, contract type, maintenance margin tier, fees, funding, mark price and whether the position is isolated or cross margin.
Visit : Liquidation Price Calculator
You can add multiple purchases with:
The important part is that it calculates the weighted average cost, because buying $1,000 worth at $1 and $1,000 worth at $2 does not mean your average cost is simply $1.50.
The cheaper purchase gives you more coins.
Visit : DCA / Average Cost Calculator
A typical workflow could be:
1. Position Size
First decide how much you are prepared to lose.
↓
2. Risk/Reward
Check whether the potential reward makes sense compared with that risk.
↓
3. Liquidation
If leverage is involved, check how much room you actually have before liquidation.
↓
4. Profit & Leverage
See what the trade looks like after fees, slippage, funding and different exit prices.
↓
5. DCA
If you are building a position over multiple purchases, keep track of your real average entry and break-even.
So these are not five completely unrelated calculators. They can be used together as a small crypto trade planning toolkit.
What would my ROI be with 5x or 10x leverage?
How much BTC or ETH should I buy if I only want to risk 1% of my account?
What is my risk/reward ratio?
How much would I make if the target hits?
How much would I lose if my stop gets hit?
Where would my leveraged position approximately liquidate?
How far is liquidation from my entry?
What is my real average entry after buying the same coin multiple times?
What price do I actually need to break even after fees?
How much do fees, funding and slippage change the result?
That's really the idea behind CryptoYaan in general.
Less hype, more numbers.
I don't want the calculators telling people what to buy. I want them to make the numbers easier to understand before they make a decision.
All five calculators are free and do not require an account.
Calculator hub: https://cryptoyaan.com/crypto-calculators.html
I would genuinely like feedback from people here who actively trade.
Are there any other crypto calculators you think are worth adding?
For example, I'm considering expanding this into more advanced trading and risk-management tools rather than just adding random calculators.
Disclaimer :
CryptoYaan is an educational tool and not financial or investment advice.
Crypto trading carries significant risk, especially when leverage is involved.
Always verify important figures against your exchange before placing a trade.
I have been building out the free tools section of CryptoYaan and wanted to share something that I think may actually be useful for people here who trade crypto.
There are currently 5 calculators, covering profit, leverage, position sizing, risk/reward, liquidation and DCA.
No signup is required, and the calculations run in the browser.
1. Crypto Profit & Leverage Calculator
This is the main all-in-one calculator for checking a trade before or after entering it.You can use it for both spot and leveraged/futures scenarios, and for either long or short positions.
It calculates:
- Profit and loss
- ROI
- Leveraged ROI / ROE
- Position size
- Investment amount
- Coin quantity
- Break-even price
- Exit value
- Gross P&L
- Entry and exit fees
- Price change %
- Estimated liquidation price
- Risk/reward
- Profit at take-profit
- Loss at stop-loss
- Annualized return
- Funding cost
- Slippage cost
- Trading fees
- Separate entry and exit fees
- Maker/taker fees
- Slippage
- Take-profit
- Stop-loss
- Funding rate
- Holding period
- Hours in position
It can also load a live market price or let you enter your own numbers.
Visit : Crypto Profit & Leverage Calculator
2. Crypto Position Size Calculator
This one is focused much more on risk management.Instead of deciding how much you want to buy first, you enter:
- Account balance
- Risk per trade %
- Entry price
- Stop-loss price
- Optional leverage
- Dollar risk
- Stop distance
- Position size
- Position value
- Coins to buy
- Margin required
- Percentage of account used
The calculator works backwards from the amount you are willing to lose and the distance to your stop.
It supports both spot and leveraged/futures planning.
Visit : Position Size Calculator
3. Crypto Risk/Reward Calculator
This combines risk management + position sizing + target planning in one place.Enter:
- Account balance
- Risk per trade
- Entry
- Stop-loss
- Take-profit target
- Optional leverage
- Risk/reward ratio
- Reward vs risk
- Dollar risk
- Dollar reward
- Potential profit
- Potential loss
- Position size
- Coins to buy
- Reward as % of account
- Margin required
you can ask:
That is a much more useful way to plan a trade.
Visit : Risk/Reward Calculator
4. Crypto Liquidation Price Calculator
For anyone trading futures, this is one of the numbers I think should be checked before opening a leveraged position.Enter:
- Coin
- Long or Short
- Entry price
- Leverage
- Optional maintenance margin
- Liquidation price
- Distance to liquidation in %
- Dollar distance from entry
You can also use it to compare different leverage levels before opening a position.
One important note: liquidation prices are estimates, not exchange guarantees. Actual liquidation depends on the exchange, contract type, maintenance margin tier, fees, funding, mark price and whether the position is isolated or cross margin.
Visit : Liquidation Price Calculator
5. Crypto DCA & Average Cost Calculator
For anyone who has bought the same coin multiple times at different prices, this one can save a lot of manual calculation.You can add multiple purchases with:
- Buy price
- Dollar amount
- Total invested
- Coins held
- Weighted average entry
- Average price
- Break-even
- Current value
- Unrealized P&L
- Return %
- Fees paid
- Cost basis
- Adjusted average cost
- Net P&L after fees
The important part is that it calculates the weighted average cost, because buying $1,000 worth at $1 and $1,000 worth at $2 does not mean your average cost is simply $1.50.
The cheaper purchase gives you more coins.
Visit : DCA / Average Cost Calculator
Why I built them this way
There are plenty of crypto calculators around, but I wanted these tools to fit together around actual trade planning.A typical workflow could be:
1. Position Size
First decide how much you are prepared to lose.
↓
2. Risk/Reward
Check whether the potential reward makes sense compared with that risk.
↓
3. Liquidation
If leverage is involved, check how much room you actually have before liquidation.
↓
4. Profit & Leverage
See what the trade looks like after fees, slippage, funding and different exit prices.
↓
5. DCA
If you are building a position over multiple purchases, keep track of your real average entry and break-even.
So these are not five completely unrelated calculators. They can be used together as a small crypto trade planning toolkit.
Some useful things the calculators can answer
How much profit would I make if BTC moves from X to Y?What would my ROI be with 5x or 10x leverage?
How much BTC or ETH should I buy if I only want to risk 1% of my account?
What is my risk/reward ratio?
How much would I make if the target hits?
How much would I lose if my stop gets hit?
Where would my leveraged position approximately liquidate?
How far is liquidation from my entry?
What is my real average entry after buying the same coin multiple times?
What price do I actually need to break even after fees?
How much do fees, funding and slippage change the result?
That's really the idea behind CryptoYaan in general.
Less hype, more numbers.
I don't want the calculators telling people what to buy. I want them to make the numbers easier to understand before they make a decision.
All five calculators are free and do not require an account.
Calculator hub: https://cryptoyaan.com/crypto-calculators.html
I would genuinely like feedback from people here who actively trade.
Are there any other crypto calculators you think are worth adding?
For example, I'm considering expanding this into more advanced trading and risk-management tools rather than just adding random calculators.
Disclaimer :
CryptoYaan is an educational tool and not financial or investment advice.
Crypto trading carries significant risk, especially when leverage is involved.
Always verify important figures against your exchange before placing a trade.
