Important information about the nature of Trade Winner and the limits of what it can tell you.
⚠️ Not Financial Advice
Trade Winner is a mathematical calculation tool. Nothing on this website — including the calculator outputs, articles, documentation, or any other content — constitutes financial, investment, tax, or trading advice. All decisions you make using Trade Winner are your sole responsibility.
Trade Winner performs mathematical calculations based entirely on the numbers you input. It computes weighted average entry prices using the Martingale DCA model, P&L projections based on target exit prices and leverage, and liquidation price estimates using standard futures formulas. The calculator is a tool for understanding the mathematical structure of a trade — nothing more.
The accuracy of all outputs is entirely dependent on the accuracy of your inputs. The calculator cannot account for market sentiment, news events, exchange mechanics, network fees, funding rates, or any other real-world factor that affects the actual outcome of a trade.
Trade Winner does not:
Cryptocurrency trading carries an extremely high degree of risk. The value of any cryptocurrency can fall to zero. Leveraged trading magnifies both gains and losses — a 10x leveraged position can be entirely liquidated by a 10% price move against you. Past performance of any asset or strategy is not indicative of future results. You should never trade with money you cannot afford to lose entirely.
Many crypto traders lose money. Before engaging in leveraged trading, you should fully understand the mechanics of futures, perpetual contracts, margin, and liquidation as implemented by your specific exchange. Trade Winner's liquidation formula is a standard approximation — your exchange may use different calculations.
The liquidation price shown by Trade Winner is a theoretical estimate based on the standard isolated margin formula: Long: avg_entry × (1 − 1/leverage) | Short: avg_entry × (1 + 1/leverage). Actual liquidation prices on exchanges may differ significantly due to maintenance margin requirements, mark price vs last price differences, insurance fund mechanics, partial liquidation protocols, and accumulated funding fees. Always verify the exact liquidation price directly on your exchange before placing any leveraged trade.
The Martingale DCA model used in Trade Winner doubles the investment allocation at each price level. While this produces a lower average entry price when positions recover, it also means that approximately 50% of your total investment is deployed at the worst (lowest for longs, highest for shorts) price level. If the asset does not recover and continues to move against you, the Martingale model maximises losses at the furthest extreme. Using this strategy requires sufficient capital to cover all 10 levels and a clear plan for what happens if the recovery price is not reached.
If you are uncertain about any aspect of cryptocurrency trading — including leverage, liquidation, DCA strategies, or position sizing — you should seek advice from a qualified and regulated financial professional before trading. Trade Winner is not a substitute for professional financial advice.
References to specific cryptocurrency exchanges (Binance, Bybit, OKX, etc.) on this website are for informational purposes only and do not constitute an endorsement, recommendation, or affiliation with any exchange. Always conduct your own due diligence before using any exchange platform.