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This funding rate calculator answers the one number that quietly drains — or pads — a leveraged crypto account: what does it cost to hold a BTC perpetual position over your holding window? Enter your BTC quantity, direction, and how many...

This bitcoin swap calculator answers the question almost every BTCUSD trader underestimates: what does it actually cost to hold a Bitcoin CFD overnight, and across a full month? Tell it how many BTC you are holding, your direction and yo...

This crude oil swap calculator answers the question most WTI traders only ask after their first monthly statement: what does it cost — or pay — to hold this position overnight, and across a full month? It uses swap rates measured on our ...

This XAGUSD swap calculator answers the question most silver traders only ask after their first statement lands: what does it cost to hold this position overnight — and for a month? It uses swap rates measured on our own MT5 accounts (no...

This XAUUSD swap calculator answers a question most gold traders only ask after their first statement arrives: what does it cost to hold this position overnight — and for a month? It uses swap rates measured on our own MT5 accounts (not ...

This free XAUUSD lot size calculator answers the pre-trade question that matters most: given my account balance and how much I am willing to lose, how many lots can I trade to my stop-loss? Enter balance, risk %, entry price, and stop-lo...

This free XAUUSD profit calculator answers the question every gold trader asks first: if price moves from here to there, how much do I make or lose? Enter your entry price, exit price, lot size, and direction — the tool shows profit or l...

This free XAUUSD margin and pip value calculator turns the standard "1 lot = 100 ounces" fact into the numbers that actually affect your account: required margin, pip value, and notional value for your exact lot size, leverage, and broke...

This free average entry price calculator shows your weighted average cost across multiple orders — the same number traders watch when averaging down (adding to a losing position in stages). Enter each fill’s price and quantity; it works ...