Crypto Portfolio Calculator
Track holdings, calculate DCA, and see profit/loss across all positions
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Understanding DCA (Dollar Cost Averaging)
What is DCA? Dollar Cost Averaging is an investment strategy where you invest a fixed amount at regular intervals, regardless of the asset price.
How to calculate your average price: Divide your total investment by the total number of tokens purchased. This calculator does this automatically for each holding.
Benefits of DCA: Reduces the impact of volatility, removes emotional decision-making, and builds position over time without trying to time the market.
How to Use the Crypto Portfolio Calculator
Add Your Cryptocurrency Holdings
Click "Add Holding" and select a cryptocurrency from the dropdown. Enter the quantity you own and your average purchase price. Repeat for each coin in your portfolio.
Enter Current Market Prices
Input the current market price for each cryptocurrency. You can find live prices on exchanges like Coinbase, Binance, or CoinGecko to ensure accuracy.
Review Your Portfolio Summary
View your total portfolio value, overall profit/loss in dollars and percentage, and see how each holding contributes to your total allocation.
Analyze Individual Positions
Check each position to see your cost basis, current value, and return on investment. Use this data to make informed decisions about rebalancing or taking profits.
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Understanding Crypto Portfolio Tracking
Managing a cryptocurrency portfolio requires careful tracking of your holdings, understanding your average purchase prices, and monitoring your profit and loss. Our free crypto portfolio calculator helps you track all your positions in one place.
Why Track Your Average Purchase Price?
Your average purchase price (or cost basis) is crucial for several reasons:
- Tax Reporting: You need cost basis to calculate capital gains or losses
- Performance Tracking: Understand if your DCA strategy is working
- Decision Making: Know when you are in profit or loss for each position
- Portfolio Rebalancing: Make informed decisions about adjusting allocations
Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA) Explained
Dollar Cost Averaging is a popular investment strategy where you invest a fixed amount of money at regular intervals, regardless of the current price. This approach has several benefits:
- Reduces the impact of volatility on your overall purchase
- Removes emotional decision-making from investing
- Eliminates the need to time the market
- Builds your position consistently over time
How to Calculate Your Crypto Profit/Loss
To calculate your profit or loss on a cryptocurrency position:
- Calculate your total cost: Quantity x Average Purchase Price
- Calculate current value: Quantity x Current Market Price
- Subtract cost from current value to get profit/loss
- Divide profit/loss by cost and multiply by 100 for percentage return
Our calculator automates all these calculations for each of your holdings and provides a total portfolio summary.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I calculate my average crypto purchase price?
Divide your total amount invested by the total number of tokens purchased. For example, if you bought 1 BTC at $40,000 and another 0.5 BTC at $50,000, your total investment is $65,000 for 1.5 BTC, making your average price $43,333.
What is Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA)?
DCA is an investment strategy where you invest a fixed amount at regular intervals, regardless of price. This smooths out your purchase price over time and removes the stress of trying to time market bottoms.
How is crypto profit/loss calculated?
Profit/loss = (Current Price x Quantity) - (Average Purchase Price x Quantity). The percentage return is this profit/loss divided by your total investment, multiplied by 100.
Why should I track my crypto portfolio?
Portfolio tracking helps you understand performance, calculate taxes accurately, make informed decisions about buying or selling, and maintain a clear picture of your overall crypto exposure.