Ethereum (ETH) Calculator
Calculate optimal position size, R/R ratio, and liquidation price for Ethereum futures trading. Max leverage: 100x.
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Calcula el tamaño óptimo de posición
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Tamaño de Posición
0.0842 unidades
~ $5,052.00
Pérdida Máxima
-$10.00
Ganancia Objetivo
+$25.00
Precio de Liquidación
$56,200.00
Margen Requerido
$505.20
Symbol
ETHUSDT
Max Leverage
100x
Tick Size
0.01
Min Quantity
0.01
About Ethereum Trading
Ethereum trades as both a large cap asset and the fuel for smart contracts. It often follows BTC, but it can decouple around network upgrades, staking flows, or major DeFi activity. ETH volatility is usually higher than BTC, so the same stop distance implies a smaller position size. That is normal and helps protect your capital.
ETH futures are liquid, yet funding can swing during narrative cycles like L2 launches or NFT surges. Use position sizing that reflects wider intraday ranges. If you are holding multi day trades, check upcoming upgrade dates and reduce leverage ahead of them. Combine a realistic stop with a clear take profit, and avoid chasing candles after a big BTC move.
ETH often reacts to changes in gas usage and the ETH/BTC ratio. If ETH/BTC is trending up, ETH trades can outperform even when BTC is range bound. If ETH/BTC is weak, reduce size or wait. This helps you avoid fighting the broader relative trend.
For ETH, liquidity is best during US and EU hours. If you trade through low liquidity windows, reduce size. Keep an eye on derivatives basis; a stretched basis often precedes pullbacks.
Risk Management Tips for ETH
- Track the upgrade calendar and major testnet dates.
- Use wider stops than BTC for the same risk.
- Monitor the ETH/BTC ratio for trend shifts.
- Reduce size when funding turns extreme.
ETH Support Bounce at Key Demand Zone
ETH pulled back to the $3,280 daily support level, which had held twice in the past month. RSI on the 4H chart hit 32, showing oversold conditions. A bullish engulfing candle formed on the 4H at $3,290 with increasing buy volume.
Entry
$3,310 (limit order above engulfing candle high)
Stop Loss
$3,190 (below support zone and recent wick low)
Take Profit
$3,620 (previous swing high and 0.618 Fibonacci level)
Position
1.5 ETH (~$4,965 notional) with 3x leverage on a $5,000 account risking 2%
R/R
1:2.6 (risk $120 per ETH, reward $310 per ETH)
Outcome: ETH bounced from the support zone and reached $3,580 in 4 days. Take profit was hit partially at $3,500, remainder at $3,580. Total realized P&L: +$420 on $5,000 account (+8.4%).
Lesson: Support bounces on ETH are more reliable when RSI is oversold and the level has been tested before. Waiting for a confirmation candle rather than bidding blindly into the level reduces the chance of catching a falling knife.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I calculate position size for ETH?
Enter your account balance, risk percentage (recommended 1-2%), entry price, and stop loss. The calculator determines the optimal Ethereum position size that limits your loss to your specified risk amount if stop loss is hit.
What is a good Risk/Reward ratio for ETH trades?
A minimum R/R of 1:2 is recommended for Ethereum trading. This means your potential profit should be at least twice your potential loss. Higher R/R ratios (1:3 or better) are preferred for swing trades.
How does leverage work with ETH futures?
Leverage allows you to control a larger Ethereum position with less capital. For example, 10x leverage means $100 controls $1,000 worth of ETH. Higher leverage increases both profit potential and liquidation risk.
What is the maximum leverage for ETH?
Maximum leverage varies by exchange. Bybit and Binance offer up to 125x for ETHUSDT perpetual contracts, but we recommend using 5-25x for sustainable trading.
How accurate is the ETH liquidation price calculation?
Our calculator provides an estimate based on standard maintenance margin rates (0.5%). Actual Ethereum liquidation prices may vary slightly by exchange and your position size tier. Always verify with your trading platform.