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Free Crypto DCA Calculator — Plan Your Position Before You Buy

Free DCA calculator for crypto: set deviation, volume scale, and take-profit to see max capital, average entry if the ladder fills, and recovery % to TP — before your first buy. Works for BTC, ETH, DOGE, SOL, and any pair.

Live prices from Binance.com public API · Built for traders where Binance.com is available (India, Singapore, Australia, Pakistan, Thailand, and beyond). Not for Binance.US.

Already holding at a loss? Use the average down calculator to see how much more capital lowers your entry.

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Market

Orders

Each safety order triggers after price drops 1.5% from the previous fill. Order size = base × scale^order number.

Exit (optional)

Max capital

$2,078

Avg entry

$92,345.26

Max drop

7.28%

Recovery to TP

5.21%

Est. profit @ TP

$62.34

Take-profit price: $95,115.62(recovery from last fill: 5.21%)
Stop-loss price: $78,493.47

Safety order ladder

If every order fills from current price

OrderPriceSizeDropAvg entry
Base order
$97,500.00$100.00—$97,500.00
Safety #1
$96,037.50$150.00−1.5%$96,617.20
Safety #2
$94,596.94$225.00−2.98%$95,649.59
Safety #3
$93,177.98$337.50−4.43%$94,607.17
Safety #4
$91,780.31$506.25−5.87%$93,501.63
Safety #5
$90,403.61$759.38−7.28%$92,345.26

Run this ladder live — 1 DCA free forever

Paper first if you want, then go live on Binance.com at $0/month SaaS for one concurrent DCA. Funds stay on your exchange.

How to use this DCA calculator

This free crypto DCA calculator models a classic safety-order ladder (the same style used by many Binance.com DCA bots). Adjust inputs on the left; the table updates average entry, max capital, recovery to TP, and take-profit instantly. No account required.

  1. Set starting price and base order — pull a live Binance.com price or type your own.
  2. Choose safety orders, deviation %, and volume scale — how deep and how hard you average down.
  3. Read the ladder — max capital if every safety order fills, running average entry, and TP price.
  4. Automate when ready — paper-trade or run 1 live DCA free forever on Tradeeon (funds stay on Binance.com).

How DCA safety orders work

Start with a base buy. If price drops by your deviation %, place the next safety order (often larger via volume scale). Repeat until your max safety-order count. Your average entry falls as lower buys fill; take-profit is set from that average. Size the ladder here before you automate it.

Price deviation (step scale)

Percent drop from the previous fill that triggers the next safety order — also called step scale on some bots. Smaller % = denser ladder; larger % = fewer fills but deeper dips.

Volume scale

Multiplier for each next safety-order size. Above 1.0 adds more size deeper in the dip — check max capital before you go live.

Average entry

Weighted average of all filled buys. The calculator shows the running average at every step of the ladder.

Recovery to TP %

If the full ladder fills, price must bounce this % from the last safety order to reach take-profit (TP is set from average entry, not the last fill).

DCA calculator FAQ

What is a DCA calculator?

A DCA calculator shows how a dollar-cost-averaging ladder fills as price drops: each buy size, running average entry, total capital required, and where take-profit lands. Use it before your first buy or before you run a DCA bot live.

What is a crypto DCA calculator?

A crypto DCA calculator applies that ladder math to BTC, ETH, DOGE, and any pair — with live prices, deviation between fills, volume scale, and take-profit from average entry. This free tool runs in your browser with no sign-up.

How do I plan a DCA position before I buy?

Set a starting price, base order, number of safety orders, deviation %, and volume scale. Read max capital if the full ladder fills, average entry at each step, and take-profit price. Adjust until the capital fits your account — then automate or buy manually.

How much capital do I need for a DCA ladder?

Add the base order plus every safety order size on the ladder. This free DCA calculator totals max capital if the full ladder fills — raise deviation or cut safety-order count if the total is too high for your account.

What are safety orders in a DCA bot?

Safety orders are extra buys that trigger after price drops by a set deviation (for example 1.5%) from the previous fill. Stacking them lowers your average entry if the market keeps falling — this calculator shows every step of that ladder before you enter.

What is volume scale and step scale (price deviation) on a DCA bot?

Price deviation (also called step scale) is how far price must drop from the last fill to place the next buy. Volume scale multiplies each safety order size — e.g. 1.5× means each deeper buy is 50% larger than the last.

How is average entry price calculated in DCA?

Average entry is total dollars spent divided by total coins bought across the base order and all filled safety orders. Each ladder row shows the running average if every order up to that point fills.

What recovery % do I need to hit take-profit?

If every safety order fills, take-profit is set from your average entry — but price must bounce from the last fill price to reach TP. This calculator shows that recovery % so you know how big a rebound the ladder needs after a deep dip.

Is this DCA calculator free?

Yes. It runs in your browser with no sign-up. When you are ready, automate the same ladder on Tradeeon — 1 live DCA bot is free forever on Binance.com after signup (paper first if you want).

Can I use this as a BTC, ETH, or DOGE DCA calculator?

Yes. Pull live BTC, ETH, DOGE, or SOL prices from Binance.com, or type any start price for other pairs. The ladder math is the same — only your deviation, order count, and volume scale change.

I'm already at a loss — should I use this or the average down calculator?

Use this free crypto DCA calculator when you have not entered yet and want to plan a new ladder. If you already hold a bag and want to know how much more capital lowers your average, use the average down calculator instead.

Does this match Binance.com-style DCA bots?

This uses the standard down-from-last-entry DCA model (deviation + volume scale + take-profit) common on Binance.com bot workflows. Tradeeon bots add chart conditions, setup timers, and backtesting on top of the same ladder math.

Not financial advice. Crypto trading involves substantial risk. Ladder math is illustrative — verify live exchange fees and bot settings before risking capital.