Calculate your crypto Dollar-Cost Averaging returns. See total investment, average cost per coin, current value, and ROI for any cryptocurrency.
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Total Coins = Total Invested ÷ Avg Price | ROI = (Value − Invested) ÷ Invested × 100Total InvestedMonthly amount × number of monthsTotal CoinsTotal invested divided by average purchase priceCurrent ValueTotal coins × current market priceROI(Current Value − Total Invested) / Total Invested × 100Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA) involves investing a fixed amount at regular intervals regardless of price. The average cost per coin is the total amount invested divided by total coins acquired. By buying consistently, you acquire more coins when prices are low and fewer when high, smoothing out your average cost.
Cryptocurrency markets are notoriously volatile, making timing-based investing extremely risky. Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA) is the proven alternative: invest a fixed amount regularly regardless of price. This crypto DCA calculator shows you exactly how a consistent investment strategy would have performed and helps you plan future contributions.
Enter your monthly investment amount, how many months you've been investing, the average price you paid per coin, the current market price, and the asset name. The calculator shows your total investment, coins accumulated, current portfolio value, profit or loss, and overall ROI.
Two years of monthly Bitcoin buys at an average price of $35,000, with BTC now at $65,000.
About $8,914 now — a profit of roughly $4,114 (86% ROI).
The average buy price is total dollars in ÷ total coins out, not the simple average of the prices you bought at.
This calculator helps crypto investors understand their true cost basis, evaluate their DCA strategy's performance, plan future contributions, and make data-driven decisions. It removes the emotional component of crypto investing by focusing on the math of consistent, systematic investing.
A common DCA mistake is stopping during market downturns — the very time when DCA is most effective, buying more coins at lower prices. Also, don't ignore transaction fees; on some platforms, frequent small purchases can significantly erode returns. Finally, always track each purchase for accurate cost basis reporting.
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