Dream Calculator (Profit Target Calculator)
Enter a profit target, your capital and leverage, and the calculator returns the exact price BTC or ETH must reach to pay it, using live Binance prices. It shows the liquidation price alongside, because at high leverage that level is usually reached long before the target.
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Frequently asked questions
How is the price needed for my profit target calculated?
Position value equals capital multiplied by leverage. The required price move as a percentage equals your target profit divided by that position value. For a long, the exit price is entry price times one plus that fraction; for a short, one minus it.
Why does the calculator always show the liquidation price?
Because it is the level that decides whether the target is ever reached. A $1,000,000 target at 500x on a small account can require a smaller move than the one that liquidates you, and any honest calculator has to show both distances side by side.
Does higher leverage make my target easier to hit?
It shortens the price move needed and shortens the move that liquidates you by the same factor. At 500x roughly a 0.2% adverse move ends the position, so leverage does not improve your odds, it compresses both outcomes into a narrower band of price action.
How does the take-profit setting work?
Enter the return you want on your margin, for example 50%, and the calculator converts it to a price. Because ROI on margin equals price move times leverage, a 50% ROI at 100x needs only a 0.5% price move in your favour.
Where do the live BTC and ETH prices come from?
The public Binance spot ticker, fetched in your browser when you open the tool or press refresh. There is a short delay, and you can type any entry price manually to model a trade you already hold or plan.
Is a target like one million dollars realistic with leverage?
The arithmetic works and the outcome almost never does. Reaching an extreme target requires surviving every intermediate swing without touching liquidation, and at triple-digit leverage ordinary volatility closes the position first. Treat the result as a lesson in what leverage costs, not a plan.
What maintenance margin does the tool assume?
A 0.5% maintenance margin rate under isolated margin, which is typical for major pairs. Real exchanges use tiered rates that rise with position size and trigger on mark price, so live liquidation usually happens slightly earlier than the estimate.
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