Average entry calculator
Add purchases at different prices — the calculator returns the average entry, total quantity and the result at the current price.
Result
The calculator performs an arithmetic estimate based on the values you enter and is not investment advice. Exact contract parameters are set by each exchange — check its specification.
Add to positions by plan, not on emotion
The price screener sends a Telegram or push notification when a coin drops or rises by your percentage — no need to babysit your averaging levels.
How it is calculated
Each purchase is set by price and USDT amount: the quantity bought is the amount divided by the price. The average entry is total invested divided by total quantity. It is a weighted average — larger buys move it more than small ones.
Averaging down lowers the average price and brings breakeven closer, but it increases deployed capital and risk: the position grows against the market. The calculator shows the arithmetic — the decision to add remains with the trader.
FAQ
How is the average price calculated when adding to a position?
As a weighted average: total USDT invested divided by total coins bought. A larger purchase shifts the average more than a small one.
Does it work for shorts?
The average price formula is the same for longs and shorts — it only computes the weighted-average entry. The position result ("Result at current price" and "Result, %"), though, is calculated with long-side logic: it goes up when the price rises above the average. For a short, flip the sign of both of those numbers.
Is averaging down a safe strategy?
Averaging lowers the entry price but grows the position against the market — risk rises with deployed capital. The calculator only does the math — the decision to add stays with you.