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Methodology

RektCalc is free and runs entirely in your browser. Here is exactly where the numbers come from and how each one is computed — no black boxes.

Where the market data comes from

Live prices, market caps, volumes and price changes on the Live Market and coin pages come from CoinGecko's public API. We refresh the top-100 dataset on a schedule (roughly every 30 minutes) into a single file your browser reads — so the whole page loads fast and no personal data is sent anywhere. The "updated" timestamp on each page shows when the snapshot was last refreshed. Currency conversion uses daily FX reference rates (ECB-style).

How the trend signal is computed

The Signal badge (Uptrend / Downtrend / Ranging / Volatile) is a simple, transparent rule based only on real price data — not a prediction:

It describes what price has already done. It is context, not advice.

How the calculators compute their numbers

Every calculator uses the standard exchange formulas, run locally in your browser:

These are first-order estimates. Real exchanges compound, mark differently and use per-asset maintenance tiers, so treat every figure as the right order of magnitude, not a guaranteed exchange number.

What this is — and isn't

RektCalc is an educational risk toolkit. It shows you the math behind leverage, liquidation, funding and position sizing so you can make informed decisions. It is not financial advice, not a signal service, and not a prediction engine. Nothing here tells you what will happen next — only what the numbers and the rules say right now. Trade only what you can afford to lose. Learn the concepts first in the free academy.

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