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Average Down Calculator

In a losing position? See exactly how much more you'd need to invest to pull your average entry down to a target — and what averaging down really costs. Works for any crypto or stock.

Your position

What do you want to know?

Must be between the current price and your current average.

Coins held

10.000000

Unrealized P&L

-$500.00

P&L %

-50.0%

Bounce to break even

+100.0%

To bring your average from $100.0000 down to $75.0000

Invest $500.00 more

Total invested becomes

$1,500

New position size

20.000000 coins

Bounce to break even

+50.0%

The real cost of averaging down

Required capital explodes as your target approaches the current price — you can never reach it.

Target avgAdditional investmentTotal investedBounce to break even
$87.5000
$166.67
$1,167+75.0%
$75.0000
$500.00
$1,500+50.0%
$65.0000
$1,167
$2,167+30.0%
$57.5000
$2,833
$3,833+15.0%
$53.5000
$6,643
$7,643+7.0%
$51.5000
$16,167
$17,167+3.0%

Plan the ladder before you enter

Averaging down after the fact is expensive. Tradeeon DCA bots plan safety orders, take-profit, and stop-loss before entry — then run it automatically.

Average down calculator FAQ

How is the new average calculated?

New average = (already invested + new investment) ÷ (coins held + coins bought at the current price). The calculator inverts this to tell you the investment needed for any target average.

Why can’t I average down to the current price?

Every new buy is at the current price, so your average can only approach it, never reach it. The closer your target, the more capital it takes — the cost curve above shows how quickly it explodes.

Is averaging down a good idea?

It cuts your break-even but puts more money into a losing trade. A planned DCA ladder with preset safety orders, take-profit, and stop-loss manages that risk far better than emotional topping-up. Know the cost first — that’s what this tool is for.