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Calculate Exact Lot Size for ETHUSD

Calculate exact lot size for ETHUSD based on your account balance, risk percentage, and stop-loss distance. Fast, private, browser-based math.

Direct Answer (BLUF)Cryptocurrency

To calculate your ETHUSD lot size: divide your planned dollar risk (e.g. $100 for 1% risk on a $10,000 account) by your stop-loss exposure (30 points × $1/lot). With a 30-point stop, enter 3.33 lots on your broker order ticket.

CRYPTO • ETHUSD

Position Size & Lot Calculator

Live Market Feed
Binance WebSocket
Spread0 USD
$
Risk Percentage
1.5%
Pips / Pts
Target Risk-to-Reward Ratio
2 R:R
Recommended Order SizeCalculated
Standard Lot Size
5lots
≈ 5 units of ETHUSD
Actual Risk
$150.00
Cap: $150.00 (1.5%)
Target Profit
+$300
1:2 (60 pips)
Risk-o-Meter
Conservative
0%5%25%50%100%
1.5%
Capital Preserving
Broker Lot Alternatives
Mini Lots (0.10):50.0 mini
Micro Lots (0.01):500 micro
Zero Latency Math100% Client-Side
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ETH/USD Specifications

SymbolETHUSD
CategoryCryptocurrency
Standard Lot1 units
1 Pip Standard$1
Pricing Decimals2 Decimals
Min Pip Increment1

Worked Math Example: ETHUSD

Here is the step-by-step math behind your calculated order size on ETHUSD:

Step 1: Compute Dollar Risk
$10,000 × 1.5% = $150.00

The maximum capital you are willing to lose if your stop loss triggers.

Step 2: Stop Loss Exposure
30 pips × $1 = $30.00

Monetary risk for holding exactly 1.00 standard lot over your stop-loss distance.

Step 3: Recommended Lot Size
$150 ÷ $30.00 = 5 lots

Volume represents approximately 5 units of ETHUSD.

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Execution on MT4, MT5 & cTrader

Once you compute your lot size for ETHUSD, enter it directly into your broker's order ticket:

1. New Order WindowPress F9 in MetaTrader to launch the order ticket.
2. Set Volume FieldEnter calculated lot size (e.g. 5) into the Volume box.
3. Input Stop LossEnter your designated price level 30 pips away from entry.
4. Confirm ExecutionPlace your limit or market order. Your dollar risk is locked in before the trade goes live, so unexpected volatility won't catch you off guard.

Prop Firm Challenge Risk Matrix: ETHUSD

FTMO • FundedNext • MFF Compliant

Prop firm evaluations enforce strict 5% max daily drawdown and 10% max total loss rules. To protect your funded evaluation on ETHUSD, never risk more than 0.5% to 1.0% per trade. Below is your calibrated lot size breakdown across standard evaluation balances using a 30 point stop loss:

Account SizeTarget Risk %Max $ RiskStop LossRecommended Lot5% Daily Cap
$10,0001%$100.0030 pts3.33 lots$500
$50,0000.75%$375.0030 pts12.5 lots$2,500
$100,0000.5%$500.0030 pts16.67 lots$5,000
$200,0000.5%$1000.0030 pts33.33 lots$10,000

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I calculate my position size on ETHUSD?

Take your target dollar risk (for example, $100 if you risk 1% on a $10,000 account) and divide it by your stop-loss distance in points multiplied by the point value ($1/lot). With a 30-point stop, your calculated position is exactly 3.33 lots. Enter this number into the Volume field on MetaTrader or cTrader.

What contract size does 1.00 standard lot represent on ETHUSD?

One standard lot controls exactly 1 coins. If that notional size is too large for your account, most brokers let you trade fractional mini lots (0.10) or micro lots (0.01) to keep your dollar risk within budget.

How much should I risk per trade on ETHUSD?

Stick to 1% to 2% of your account balance per trade. If you are taking a prop firm challenge (such as FTMO, FundedNext, or 5%ers), keep it tighter—between 0.5% and 1%. That gives you enough breathing room to absorb four or five consecutive losses without violating the 5% daily drawdown rule.

Market Specifications & Execution Reference

Contract multipliers for ETHUSD adhere to standard retail and prime broker conventions (1 coins per 1.00 lot, priced to 2 decimal places). In disciplined trading, position sizing is dictated by technical invalidation levels rather than broker margin limits. Prop trading evaluation rules (such as FTMO, FundedNext, and 5%ers) enforce strict 5% maximum daily drawdown limits and 10% total trailing drawdown rules. Sizing each trade between 0.5% and 1.5% prevents losing streaks from breaching daily equity thresholds. All calculations execute client-side in your local browser for zero execution latency.