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Size it
Two formulas, run in the browser. They do not look up a price and they do not place an order. Live prices are on markets. Sats and gas are on units.
About this desk
- What you use it for
- Type an account, a risk percent, an entry, and a stop to size a position. Type a price multiple to read impermanent loss on a 50/50 pool.
- What the numbers are
- Dollars at risk are the account times the percent. Units are those dollars divided by the distance from entry to stop. Impermanent loss compares the pool with holding both coins after one price becomes that multiple.
- What it leaves out
- Both are formulas in the browser. They do not look up a price and they do not place an order. Pool fees you earned are not in the impermanent-loss percent.
Every desk is introduced the same way on the desk list.
Size from a stop
How many units keep a stop inside the percent of the account you are willing to lose.
20 units · 100 at risk · 2,000 notional
Impermanent loss
A 50/50 pool versus holding both coins, if one price becomes this multiple of the other. No fees included.
-5.72% versus holding
2 means one coin doubled against the other. 0.5 means it halved. 1 means no divergence.
How to read this
- The stop
- Dollars at risk are the account times the percent. Units are that many dollars divided by the distance from entry to stop. Notional is units times the entry. If the stop is hit exactly, the loss is the dollars at risk, before fees.
- The pool
- Impermanent loss compares a 50/50 pool with simply holding both coins after one price becomes a multiple of the other. Fees the pool earned are not in the percent, so a real pool can be ahead of this number.