After opening a position in several batches, how exactly is the average entry price calculated?
The break-even price is the price at which you truly break even after fees and funding are included: for a long position, it’s usually higher than the average entry price; for a short position, it’s lower.
In crypto, the most expensive thing isn’t fees—it’s the tuition you pay for not understanding the rules.
Leverage magnifies gains and losses, not your win rate. The higher the leverage, the less room you have for mistakes.
$BTC 77566.01 (+0.026%)
Just chatting—whether you win or lose, you have to own it yourself.
The break-even price is the price at which you truly break even after fees and funding are included: for a long position, it’s usually higher than the average entry price; for a short position, it’s lower.
In crypto, the most expensive thing isn’t fees—it’s the tuition you pay for not understanding the rules.
Leverage magnifies gains and losses, not your win rate. The higher the leverage, the less room you have for mistakes.
$BTC 77566.01 (+0.026%)
Just chatting—whether you win or lose, you have to own it yourself.
