Bitcoin (BTC/USD) Position Size & Lot Calculator

Size BTC/USD (Bitcoin) with the contract on this page. One standard lot is 1 BTC. One point is 1.00 in the BTC price.

This page defines one standard lot as 1 BTC and one point as a $1.00 move, so one point is $1.00 per lot. The form starts at $10,000, 1% risk, and a 500-point stop, which is 0.20 standard lots (0.20 BTC). Not a broker contract and not a live quote.

Calculated Position Size

0.20Standard lot (1 BTC)
Mini (0.1 BTC)2.0
Micro (0.01 BTC)20
BTC0.20
Cash at Risk$100.00
Estimated Pip Value$0.20

Calculations are for educational and sizing assistance only. Pip values are estimated using standard contract sizes.

BTC/USD (Bitcoin) Contract Specification Facts

These three rows are the contract this page calculates with. Not a broker quote.

Specification ParameterStandard ValueRisk Management Implication
Standard lot on this page1 BTCDefines total underlying asset exposure for 1.0 standard lot
One point on this page1.00 in the BTC priceStandard price tick distance used for stop loss calculation
Pip value (1.0 lot)$1.00Dollars per pip for one standard lot on this page
Same inputs as the form

BTC/USD (Bitcoin) worked example, same inputs as the form

Account $10,000 · risk 1% ($100.00) · stop 500 points

Step 1: Cash at risk: $10,000 × 1% = $100.00.
Step 2: Loss per standard lot at that stop: 500 × $1.00 = $500.00.
Step 3: Lots: $100.00 ÷ 500.00 = 0.20. That is 0.20 BTC.
Same result: Same figure as the form above: 0.20 standard lots, 0.20 BTC, $100.00 at risk.

BTC/USD (Bitcoin) position size questions

The same contract numbers as the form above.

How does this page size BTC/USD (Bitcoin)?▾
This page defines one standard lot as 1 BTC and one point as a $1.00 move, so one point is $1.00 per lot. The form starts at $10,000, 1% risk, and a 500-point stop, which is 0.20 standard lots (0.20 BTC). Not a broker contract and not a live quote.
What is one standard lot of BTC/USD (Bitcoin) on this page?▾
One standard lot is 1 BTC. One point is 1.00 in the BTC price. One standard lot is $1.00 per point. This page defines one standard lot as 1 BTC and one point as a $1.00 move, so one point is $1.00 per lot.
Does the BTC/USD (Bitcoin) value on this page follow the market?▾
No. This page defines one standard lot as 1 BTC and one point as a $1.00 move, so one point is $1.00 per lot. Change the balance, the risk percent, or the stop, and the form recalculates on the same terms.
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