How it Works

From wallet balance
to full position in seconds

No tutorials needed. Trade Winner is designed so you can open it mid-trade and have your numbers in under 30 seconds.


Step by Step

Four steps to a complete position

01

Enter your wallet balance

Type your total available capital in the Main Wallet field. Trade Winner uses this to calculate remaining balance, overall risk percentage, and wallet-level liquidation price across all open trades.

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The wallet balance is optional — the calculator works without it. But adding one unlocks wallet liquidation price and overall risk percentage — the most important safety metrics.

02

Set up your trade

Choose Long or Short, set your leverage (1x–100x), enter your entry price and the worst price you expect the asset to move against you. Optionally set a target recovery price to see projected P&L.

03

Review your DCA ladder

Trade Winner automatically builds a 10-step Martingale DCA ladder between your entry price and worst-case price. Allocations double each step — so you deploy the most capital at the lowest (best) prices.

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The Martingale model starts with ~0.1% of your investment at Step 1 and doubles each step, ending with ~51% at Step 10. This means most of your capital is deployed only at significantly lower prices.

04

Read your numbers

The results panel shows your weighted average entry, projected P&L at your target price, and liquidation price. All three numbers tell you whether the trade is worth taking.

Average Entry

Your real cost basis across all 10 DCA levels, weighted by the Martingale allocation amounts.

P&L

Profit or loss if the price reaches your target recovery price, accounting for leverage.

Liquidation Price

The price at which your position would be forcibly closed by the exchange, based on your leverage and average entry.

DCA Table

All 10 entry levels: the exact price, dollar allocation, and number of tokens at each step.

FAQ

Common questions

What is the Martingale DCA model?
Martingale DCA doubles the allocation at each price level. Step 1 gets 1 unit, Step 2 gets 2, Step 3 gets 4, and so on up to Step 10 (512 units). The total of all 10 steps is 1023 units. This means Step 10 represents about 50% of your total investment — deployed at the lowest price level. It's designed to minimise your average entry price aggressively.
How is liquidation price calculated?
Liquidation price uses the standard futures formula: Long liq = avg_entry × (1 − 1/leverage). Short liq = avg_entry × (1 + 1/leverage). At 1x leverage there is no liquidation. At 10x, you're liquidated when the price moves 10% against your average entry.
What does "Price Against the Entry" mean?
This is the worst price you expect the asset to reach before recovering. For a long trade, it's the lowest price. For a short, it's the highest. Trade Winner distributes your 10 DCA levels evenly between your entry price and this worst-case price.
Can I use this for spot trading (no leverage)?
Yes. Set leverage to 1x. At 1x there is no liquidation price, and the P&L calculation uses no leverage multiplier — it shows pure spot gains and losses.

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