How to invert it
With the target fixed at 500 USDT, the required gain is inversely proportional to the capital: the more you invest, the smaller the rise you need.
If you also know the current price, extend it to a target price: target price = current price × (1 + required gain).
Formulas
target profit ÷ capital × 100%current price × (1 + required gain)capital × required gainCapital comparison (target profit 500 USDT)
| Capital | Required gain | Target price (current 78,400) |
|---|---|---|
| 1,000 USDT | 50% | 117,600 USDT |
| 2,500 USDT | 20% | 94,080 USDT |
| 5,000 USDT | 10% | 86,240 USDT |
| 10,000 USDT | 5% | 82,320 USDT |
Target price = 78,400 × (1 + required gain). The current price is an input, not a market view.
Notes
Fees are excluded. The smaller the target profit, the larger the fee share, so the real required gain is slightly higher.
Enter the 500 USDT target profit and your capital directly in the calculator to get the required gain and target price — no manual math needed.
FAQ
How much must it rise to make 500 USDT on 1,000 USDT?
500 ÷ 1,000 = 50%, so a 50% rise is required.
How is this different from "make 1,000 USDT"?
The formula is the same; only the target changes from 1,000 to 500. For the same capital, halving the target halves the required gain.
Can it give the target price too?
Yes. Enter the current price and the calculator returns both the target price and the required gain; the table here uses an example current price of 78,400 USDT.