Free tools & dashboards for crypto traders — real-time Bitcoin market conditions, professional position sizing, and the risk frameworks active traders actually use.
Fetching live market conditions…
Before you open a chart, you need to know what the market is doing. The BTC Bias Dashboard scores current conditions 0–100, combining trend, momentum and volatility into a single, clear read. Risk-On, Risk-Off, or stand aside — in seconds.
Open the Bias DashboardEnter your account size, risk percentage, entry and stop — get the exact position size that caps your loss. No guesswork. Includes real net profit after exchange fees, liquidation price, and risk/reward across four take-profit levels.
Open the Risk CalculatorLive dashboards, market signals and calculators — no login, no paywall. Pick a tool and go.
A live 0–100 read on whether conditions favour risk — before you open a chart.
Five indicator components combined into one weighted BTC signal.
Position size, leverage risk, DCA and buyback — with fees and liquidation price.
A rule-based check on whether you should be using leverage right now.
Multi-timeframe confluence at a glance — one view across the timeframes that matter.
Fear & Greed, BTC dominance, funding rates and market cycle in one dashboard.
S&P 500, VIX, dollar strength and global risk sentiment — the macro backdrop.
Options-derived levels and what the market is pricing in for BTC.
In-depth guides written from real trading experience. Not theory — the practical skills that keep you in the game long enough to get good.
Every input and output explained, with worked examples and the risk vs leverage breakdown every trader needs to understand.
Read guide →How to read the structure of price action — higher highs, lower lows, ranges and the transitions between them.
Read guide →Everything a new trader needs: risk, market context, position sizing and how to build a process that actually holds up.
Read guide →Divide your maximum risk amount (typically 1–2% of your account) by the distance between your entry price and stop-loss price. For example: a $10,000 account risking 1% = $100 max loss. If your stop is $500 from entry, your position size is $100 ÷ $500 = 0.2 BTC. Trade Logic’s position size calculator does this automatically.
Professional traders typically risk 0.5%–2% per trade. Risking more than 2–3% per trade dramatically increases the chance of an unrecoverable drawdown. In Risk-Off or high-volatility conditions, reducing to 0.5% is sensible. Trade Logic’s frameworks default to 1% as a baseline.
Bitcoin market bias is a directional assessment of whether BTC conditions favour long exposure, short, or staying flat. Trade Logic combines trend (EMA alignment), momentum (7-day change), and volatility to produce a 0–100 risk score. Above 66 = Risk-On; below 34 = Risk-Off. See the full BTC Market Bias dashboard.
A market regime describes the current state of price action — Uptrend, Downtrend, or Range/Mixed. Trade Logic identifies the current BTC regime using moving average alignment and momentum signals.
Risk-reward ratio measures potential gain versus potential loss on a single trade (1:3 = risking $100 to make $300). Position sizing determines how many units to buy so the loss stays within a fixed amount. Both are covered in Trade Logic’s calculators.
Identify your technical invalidation level — the price where your trade idea is wrong — and use that as your stop-loss price. Enter your entry, stop, account balance and max risk % into the calculator. It returns the exact position size so your total loss equals your risk amount if the stop triggers. Try it in the Trading Calculators.