Average your entry price across several crypto buys (dollar-cost averaging) and see your total cost, units and unrealised P&L.
Dollar-cost averaging spreads a purchase over several buys. Your break-even is the average price you paid per coin, which is total money in divided by total coins, not the simple average of the prices.
Enter the price and the amount in USDT of each buy. Add the current price to see what the holding is worth and your unrealised profit or loss.
Because a fixed amount buys more coins at lower prices, the true average sits below the simple average of the buy prices.
Buys of 100 USDT at 60,000, 50,000 and 40,000; current price 55,000.
It lowers your break-even but increases the money committed to a position that is moving against you. Decide the maximum you will put in before the first buy.
Equal amounts in USDT buy more coins at lower prices, so cheaper buys weigh more. The correct average is total cost divided by total coins.
No. Add the fee to each buy amount if you want it included in the average entry.
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