SignavaPosition size—
Coins to buy—
Amount at risk—
Stop distance—
Leverage needed (futures)—
How it works
Position size = (account × risk %) ÷ stop distance. The example above uses a real Signava signal (KERNEL/USDT, entry 0.0537, stop 0.0514): risking 1% of $1,000 means buying about $233 of the coin. If the position is bigger than your account, you'd need leverage on futures — the last line shows how much.
Read the full risk management guide for why this matters more than win rate.
Frequently asked questions
How do you calculate position size in crypto?
Position size = amount you're willing to lose ÷ distance from entry to stop loss (as a %). Risking $10 with a 5% stop gives a $200 position.
What percentage should I risk per trade?
Many traders risk 0.5–2% of their account per trade.
