Stop & Take Profit Calculator
Choose price or percent mode for SL/TP. Gross and net outcomes with total round-trip fees.
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Results
From estimate to a live bot scenario
Carry the same logic into Veles: set comparable parameters, preview the order grid, then backtest before you launch.
- Match direction, leverage, grid, Martingale, and TP/SL
- Inspect orders, capital allocation, and average entry
- Stress-test fees, drawdown, and MAE in a backtest
Assumptions & conventions
- Linear PnL; full quantity exits at each level.
- Long: SL < entry, TP > entry; short: SL > entry, TP < entry (validated per level).
- Percent levels derive from entry (enter 5 for 5%). Fees = (roundTripRate / 2) × (entry + level) × qty.
Frequently asked questions
How do stop-loss and take-profit calculators work for crypto?
You set entry, direction, and SL/TP as prices or percents. The tool estimates gross and net PnL at each level using linear quantity and optional round-trip fees, and can derive a risk/reward ratio when both exits exist.
Longs require SL below entry and TP above; shorts require the opposite geometry.
Should I enter SL/TP as price or percent?
Use price mode when you already know exact levels from the chart. Use percent mode when you think in “1% stop / 2% target” terms — enter 1 for 1%.
Percent levels are derived from entry; invalid long/short ordering is rejected rather than forced with absolute values.
Do I need both stop loss and take profit?
Either level can be calculated alone for outcome estimates, but risk/reward needs both. Incomplete pairs still help you inspect fee-adjusted loss or gain at a single exit.
How are fees handled at SL and TP?
Round-trip fee treatment estimates cost using (roundTripRate / 2) × (entry + level) × quantity for each exit level. Enter the total round-trip rate as a human percent.
This is still an educational model — venues may bill maker/taker differently per leg.
What is risk/reward on this page vs the dedicated R:R calculator?
Here risk/reward can include fee-aware net outcomes at SL and TP. The dedicated risk/reward calculator is a fee-free geometric benchmark (R-multiple, break-even win rate, optional expectancy).
Use both: fee-aware exits for execution planning, fee-free R for strategy math.
Why was my geometry rejected?
The validator enforces side-aware ordering so ratios are never invented with abs() hacks. Fix SL/TP placement relative to entry, or switch level mode if percent signs were misunderstood.
If only one level is wrong, correct that field — the other can remain.