Crypto DCA Calculator

Track the average cost and profit of dollar-cost averaging (DCA) into Bitcoin or any crypto.

Each purchase: amount spent, price per coin	100, 60000 100, 52000 100, 48000 100, 65000
Current price per coin	$72,000
Fee per purchase	0.5 %

Each purchase: amount spent, price per coin

Current price per coin

Fee per purchase

Profit / loss

+$116.63(29.2%)

0.00717548 coins for $400.00, average cost $55,745.39 per coin (fees included). Worth $516.63 now.

From what you spent to what it's worth

Spent$400
Gain+$117
Worth now$517

Price paid vs your running average

Buy 4Price paid $65,000Your average cost $55,745Point at the chart, or Tab to it and use ← →

Price paidYour average cost

Purchases

Spent	Price	Coins	Running average cost
$100.00	$60,000.00	0.00165833	$60,301.51
$100.00	$52,000.00	0.00191346	$55,994.26
$100.00	$48,000.00	0.00207292	$53,147.09
$100.00	$65,000.00	0.00153077	$55,745.39

About the Crypto DCA Calculator

List each purchase as the amount spent and the price paid, enter today's price and the exchange fee. The calculator gives the coins you hold, your average cost per coin and your profit or loss.

Dollar-cost averaging means buying a fixed amount at regular intervals regardless of price, so you buy more coins when prices are low. Your average cost per coin is total spent ÷ coins bought, which is always at or below the simple average of the prices. Exchange and network fees reduce the coins you receive.

The formula

Average cost = total spent ÷ total coins; P/L = coins × current price − total spent

Worked example

Four buys of 100 at 60,000, 52,000, 48,000 and 65,000; 0.5% fee

Coins: 0.00717548 for 400
Average cost: 55,745.39 per coin
At 72,000 they're worth 516.63: +116.63 (29.2%)

Questions people ask

Does DCA beat lump sum?

Not on average in rising markets, but it reduces timing risk and regret.

Are gains taxed?

Usually yes when you sell or swap; see the crypto tax calculator.