Risk/reward calculator
Entry, stop and target → reward-to-risk ratio, risk and reward in percent and in dollars.
Result
Arithmetic only, no fees or slippage. Not a trade recommendation.
Don’t miss the entry
The target price screener sends a push or a Telegram message when a coin reaches your entry or stop level.
How it is calculated
The risk/reward ratio shows how much reward you plan for each unit of risk. An R:R of 2:1 means the target is twice as far from entry as the stop.
A high R:R alone does not make a trade profitable — the hit rate matters too. But it shows whether the risk is worth the potential reward.
FAQ
What is the risk/reward ratio?
The ratio of potential reward to potential loss: the distance from entry to target divided by the distance from entry to stop. 2:1 means reward is twice the risk.
What R:R is good?
People often aim for 2:1 or higher, but it is not a rule: a 1:1 trade with a high hit rate can beat a 3:1 one that rarely reaches target.
Why are risk and reward signed?
Risk is the loss if the stop hits (−), reward the gain if the target hits (+). In dollars they are computed from the position size.