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    Crypto DCA calculator: regular purchases

    Enter the price at each regular purchase to see your average cost, how many coins you hold and what they are worth today, after fees.

    One price per line, oldest first. Use your exchange’s history or your own purchase records.

    Value today
    735.87
    Profit or loss
    135.87 (22.65%)
    Total invested
    600
    Coins bought
    0.01226458
    Average purchase price
    48,921.354737

    Buying the same amount each time buys more coins when the price is low. It does not prevent losses if the price keeps falling.

    How it works

    Dollar-cost averaging means buying the same amount at regular intervals, whatever the price. Each purchase buys (amount × (1 − fee)) ÷ price coins, so a low price buys more coins than a high one. Your average purchase price is the total invested divided by the coins you hold.

    Example: 100 a month for six months at 42,000, 48,000, 39,000, 51,000, 58,000 and 62,000 with a 0.5% fee buys about 0.01226 coins at an average of about 48,921. At 60,000 they are worth about 736, against 600 invested.

    Where the prices come from

    Enter the prices you actually paid, from your exchange’s order history, or the prices on the dates you plan to buy. The calculator does not fetch prices.

    Keep it realistic

    Regular purchases smooth out the price you pay, but they do not protect you from losses: if the price keeps falling, every purchase loses value. Network and withdrawal fees and taxes are not included.

    Updated October 18, 2026