Tools

DCA calculator

Split a budget across several buys over a price range — the calculator shows your average entry and coin quantity.

Trade parameters

Coin Live data

The live price fills in as the start of the range; edit the rest by hand.

Total budget, $

Number of buys

Start price, $

End price, $

Equal buys at prices from start to end. End below start is averaging down; leave empty to buy all at one price.

Result

Average entry —

Coins bought —

Amount per buy —

Average vs start price —

A plan projection, not a price forecast or a buy recommendation. Your real buy prices will differ.

How it is calculated

Coins = Σ (budget / number of buys) / price_i; prices step evenly from start to end

Average entry = budget / coins bought

DCA (dollar-cost averaging) is buying in equal parts instead of one trade. If price falls, each next buy takes more coins and the average entry drops below the start.

The calculator is a projection, not a forecast: your real buy prices will differ. It shows what the average would be if you spread the budget across the given range.

FAQ

What is DCA?

Dollar-cost averaging — buying an asset in equal parts at regular steps instead of one large trade. It reduces the impact of a single bad entry.

How is the average price computed?

The budget is split by the number of buys; each buy takes as many coins as its price allows. The average is the whole budget divided by all coins bought.

Is this a price forecast?

No. It is the arithmetic of a plan: you set the price range, it computes the average. It does not predict your real buy prices.

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The price screener sends a push or a Telegram message when a coin reaches your price.

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