CoinProfitTools
Crypto profit, fee & risk calculators
These tools help you protect your capital, avoid liquidation, and trade with discipline. Always calculate risk before calculating profit.
Set how much you are willing to lose on a trade before it closes automatically.
Understand how leverage multiplies loss and liquidation risk.
Estimate how much funding fee you will pay or earn on futures trades.
Measure if your trade is worth the risk before entering.
Calculate correct trade size based on account balance and risk limit.
Find the exact market price where your leveraged trade will be liquidated.
In crypto trading, most losses happen not because traders pick the wrong direction, but because they risk too much on a single trade. Risk calculators help you control losses before they happen. These tools show you how much you can lose, where to place stop-loss, and how large your trade should be so that one bad trade never destroys your account.
The Stop Loss Calculator protects you from sudden market crashes. The Position Size Calculator ensures your trade size matches your risk level. The Risk-Reward Ratio Calculator helps you filter only high-quality trades where profit potential is larger than risk.
For futures traders, leverage is dangerous if not used correctly. The Leverage Risk Calculator and Liquidation Price Calculator show exactly how much price movement your account can handle before liquidation. The Futures Funding Rate Calculator exposes hidden holding costs that many traders ignore.
Using these six tools together creates a complete professional risk system. You control where to exit, how much to risk, how big your position should be, and whether the trade is even worth taking. This is how smart traders survive long-term in crypto markets.
You can always make profit again, but if you lose your trading capital, you cannot trade anymore. Many traders focus only on profit and ignore risk, which leads to account wipeouts. Risk control keeps you safe during bad streaks and allows your winners to grow over time.
First choose how much money you are willing to risk (for example 1% of your account). Then set your stop-loss. Finally use the Position Size Calculator so that if price hits your stop-loss, you lose only that fixed amount.
Leverage multiplies both profit and loss. Even a small price movement can wipe out your entire margin. Beginners often over-leverage and get liquidated quickly because they do not understand how close liquidation price is.
Most professionals target at least a 1:2 or 1:3 risk-reward ratio. This means risking $1 to make $2 or $3. This keeps traders profitable even if they lose several trades in a row.
Funding rates can slowly reduce your profit or increase your losses overnight. High funding rates make long or short positions expensive to hold for a long time.