Free Crypto Trading Calculators and Risk Management Academy
Trade with math, not guesswork. Then learn the math.
Plan a trade before you open it, know what funding will cost you, work out how much to add if you're averaging down, and keep a journal of every trade you take. When you're ready to go deeper, Finicr Academy teaches the real mechanics and psychology behind risk management, then tests what you learned in live, adaptive simulations. Prices update live across around 100 coins, and everything runs right in your browser.
Try It. Trade Planner
Full tool →Entry + exit combined
Exchange tier rate
Current Mark Price
$64,250.12
Avg Entry
$60,000
Break-Even
$60,048
-6.54% from mark
Liquidation Price
$54,240
9.6% away
Maintenance Margin
$24
tier MMR 0.40%
Price Ladder
Risk-Free Exit Plan
Mark price has moved past your break-even. Closing 9.3% of the position now (0.009339 units) would return your original margin of $600, leaving the remaining 0.090661 units running with zero capital still at risk on this trade.
This is a planning estimate assuming execution at the current mark price, and actual fills may differ due to slippage.
All Tools
Trade Planner
Entry, leverage, break-even (with fees), liquidation ladder, and a risk-free exit plan.
Funding Rate & Holding Cost
Project cumulative funding over your hold duration, with a rate volatility range.
Average-Down Solver
Solve how much size to add at market to hit a target average entry.
Trade Journal
Log trades, tag your emotional state, and surface behavioral patterns.
Finicr Academy
Calculators tell you the math. Academy teaches you why it works.
Five short units on expectancy, position sizing, leverage, ergodicity, and trading psychology, grounded in real trading literature. Each ends in a knowledge check, and none of it counts until you've proven it in a live simulation. Choose Beginner, Intermediate, or Pro to start, and the difficulty adapts to your actual performance from there.
Start Finicr Academy →Risk Mechanics
Expectancy, R-multiples, the Kelly criterion, leverage, and liquidation math.
Trading Psychology
Probabilistic thinking, process over outcome, and what actually causes revenge trading.
Five Adaptive Capstone Simulations
A Monte Carlo ruin simulator, a live liquidation scenario, R-multiple and Kelly sizing drills, a drawdown simulator that catches revenge trading, and an ensemble-versus-single-path simulator for ergodicity.
From the Blog
View all guides →Risk Management
Position Sizing Fundamentals, the Risk Skill Most Traders Skip
Why position sizing, not entry timing, is the single biggest determinant of long-term trading survival, and how to apply a fixed-fractional risk model to every trade.
Perpetual Futures
How Perpetual Futures Liquidation Actually Works
A breakdown of maintenance margin, isolated versus cross margin, and why higher leverage compresses your safety buffer far more than most traders realize.
Position Management
Dollar Cost Averaging Down, a Deliberate Strategy or a Coping Mechanism
Averaging down can be a legitimate accumulation strategy or a dangerous way to avoid admitting a losing trade. Here is how to tell the difference and plan it properly.