Crypto Win Rate Calculator

Win rate = winning trades ÷ total trades × 100. Forty-two wins out of a hundred trades is a 42% win rate. Count every closed trade, including the small scratches — quietly dropping break-even trades is the most common way traders flatter their own numbers.

There is no single good number, because win rate is meaningless without reward-to-risk. A 35% win rate at 3:1 is highly profitable; a 65% win rate at 0.4:1 loses money. The figure that matters is whether your win rate beats the break-even win rate this calculator shows.

The win rate at which your gains exactly cancel your losses, given your average win and average loss. It is average loss ÷ (average win + average loss). At 1:1 you need 50%, at 2:1 you need 33.3%, at 3:1 you need 25%. Anything above that line is edge.

Profit factor is gross profit ÷ gross loss, so it weighs how much you won rather than how often. Above 1.0 the system makes money; 1.5 or better is generally considered solid, and anything over 3 on a small sample usually means the sample is too small.

Far more than most traders assume. Under about 30 closed trades the figure is mostly noise, and even 100 trades leaves a wide confidence band. Judge a system on expectancy over a large sample, and use the risk-of-ruin calculator to check whether the drawdowns along the way are survivable.