DCA Purchases (Optional)

Outputs

Total Tokens Bought: 0

Current Value of Holdings: 0

Total Invested: 0

Percentage Change from Buy Price: 0%

Potential Profit/Loss: 0

Break-Even Price: 0

Pull

Total

Profit/Loss

1. Initial Inputs:

• Fill in the details in the initial inputs section:
  • Cryptocurrency: Enter the name of the cryptocurrency.
  • Purchase Date: Choose the date of your initial purchase.
  • Initial Investment (USD): Specify the amount you initially invested.
  • Buy Price: Enter the price at which you initially bought the cryptocurrency.
  • Current Price: Input the current price of the cryptocurrency.
  • ATH Price (Optional): If applicable, enter the All-Time High price.

2. Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA) Purchases (Optional):

• Scroll down to the “DCA Purchases (Optional)” section.
• Click the “Add DCA Purchase” button to add additional purchases.
• For each DCA purchase, provide the date, amount, and price per unit.

3. Set Exit Strategies (Pull Section):

• Scroll further down to the “Pull” section.
• For each row (1 to 4), input the pull price and the percentage to pull.
• The table will automatically calculate the quantity pulled, profit, and remaining quantity.

4. Calculate and Review Outputs:

• After filling in the necessary details, click the “Calculate” button.
• Review the calculated outputs in the “Outputs” section.
• Key outputs include total tokens bought, current value of holdings, total invested, percentage change, potential profit/loss, and break-even price.

5. View Total Profit and Profit/Loss:

• Review the “Total” section to see the total profit across all pull strategies.
• The “Profit/Loss” section shows the overall profit or loss from the entire investment.

6. Celebrate (Optional):

• If there’s a profit after the calculation, a celebration message and sound will appear. This is optional and just for fun.

Notes:

• Ensure all input fields are filled with valid data.
• Be cautious and double-check all values before making any decisions based on the calculated results.
• Experiment with different scenarios, such as adjusting DCA purchases or exit strategies, to understand their impact on potential profits and losses.