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Crypto Signal Calculator
Enter your own trade setup to compare each take-profit target with the stop. This tool checks the numbers; it does not generate trading signals.
How it works & assumptions02 Read the scenarios
| Target | Price | Move | Reward/risk | Gross P&L |
|---|
Transfers entered prices in this tab only. Check quantity, fees and exit allocations in the next tool.
Educational arithmetic, not a recommendation. Fees, slippage, funding, liquidation and taxes are excluded. Target returns are conditional, never promised.
Check a trade setup—not a prediction
This crypto signal calculator checks numbers you already have: a direction, an entry, a stop and one or more targets. It does not discover entries, generate buy/sell recommendations or estimate the probability of a target being reached. A high reward/risk ratio says nothing about the chance of winning.
What the inputs mean
Enter quantity in asset units: 0.01 means 0.01 BTC for a BTC/USDT setup, not 0.01 USDT of margin. All prices must use the same quote currency. Long targets must rise above entry; short targets must fall below it. List the nearest target first. A long stop belongs below entry and a short stop above entry.
If you know your account balance and risk budget but not the quantity, begin with the Position Size Calculator.
The arithmetic
Price risk = |entry − stop|
Estimated stop loss = quantity × price risk
Long gross P&L = quantity × (target − entry)
Short gross P&L = quantity × (entry − target)
Reward/risk = favorable target distance ÷ price risk
Here, “2.50 : 1” means 2.50 units of potential reward per one unit of price risk. Price move is the favorable target distance divided by entry, expressed as a percentage. It is not leveraged return on margin.
Worked example: three separate exits
Take a hypothetical 0.01 BTC long at 63,500 USDT, with a stop at 61,900. The price risk is 1,600 USDT per BTC and the estimated stop loss is 16 USDT before costs.
| Exit price | Gross P&L | Reward/risk |
|---|---|---|
| 65,000 | 15 USDT | 0.94 : 1 |
| 67,500 | 40 USDT | 2.50 : 1 |
| 70,000 | 65 USDT | 4.06 : 1 |
Do not add those three profits: each row assumes the whole position closes at that one price. To sell 50% at TP1, 30% at TP2 and 20% at TP3, use the Multi-TP Profit Calculator.
Short positions and model limits
A 2-unit short entered at 100, stopped at 105 and closed at 90 has 10 units of price risk in total, 20 units of gross profit and a 2 : 1 reward/risk ratio. Actual execution can differ: fees, funding, spread and slippage are excluded, and a stop order cannot guarantee this loss amount.
This linear model does not support inverse/coin-margined contracts or exchange-specific contract multipliers. Leverage does not multiply P&L again when the asset quantity is already fixed. See the exchange explanation of linear USDT-contract P&L for a primary-source reference. Before sharing an illustrative setup, use the Telegram and WhatsApp formatter to label it clearly.