Crypto trading calculators
Position sizing, liquidation prices, funding cost and risk of ruin. Everything recalculates live as you type, and nothing leaves your browser.
Position & leverage
Risk management
Funding & yield
Honest math for leveraged trading
Futures Calculator is a set of free calculators for leveraged trading. Every tool runs entirely in your browser, needs no account, and shows the working rather than just an answer — because a number you cannot check is a number you should not trade on.
Start with size, not with direction
Most losing accounts are not lost on bad calls. They are lost on good calls sized badly. The position size calculator is the natural entry point: it converts a risk you can live with into an exact quantity, and it does that without leverage entering the picture at all.
From there, the liquidation price calculator tells you where the exchange takes the decision out of your hands, and the PnL calculator shows what the trade is actually worth after the round-trip fee.
Then find out whether the plan survives
A strategy is not just an edge — it is an edge plus a position size, and the second one decides whether you are still trading when the first pays off. The Kelly criterion gives you the growth-optimal fraction, the risk of ruin simulator shows what your chosen size does over hundreds of trades, and the drawdown calculator makes the cost of getting it wrong concrete.
Costs that accumulate quietly
Two costs do most of the invisible damage in crypto: funding on perpetuals and impermanent loss in liquidity pools. Both look negligible per interval and both compound into the dominant term over weeks. The funding calculator and the impermanent loss calculator put real numbers on them.
FAQ
Are these calculators free?expand_more
Yes — completely free, no account, no installation. Everything runs in your browser and nothing you type is sent anywhere.
Do the numbers match my exchange exactly?expand_more
Close, but not always to the last decimal. Exchanges differ in maintenance margin tiers, mark-price methods and fee schedules. Use these tools to plan and to understand the shape of the risk, then confirm the exact figure on your venue before sizing a live position.
Is this financial advice?expand_more
No. These are calculators: they compute what you ask them to compute. Leveraged trading carries a high risk of losing your capital, and no formula changes that.
Can I share a filled-in calculator?expand_more
Yes. Every tool keeps its inputs in the address bar, so copying the link shares the exact calculation on screen.