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Spot Net R:R After-Cost Entry Gate

Dial in entry, invalidation, take-profit, and fees — see gross vs net R:R after round-trip costs, skip thin setups below your floor, and size max base plus USDT so the stop stays inside budget — then open Kinetix Trade (Spot) and place the order yourself.

Example: BTC near $65,000
Must be below entry (spot buy)
Example: $70,000 thesis target
Round-trip: entry + exit at stop or target
Example: require ≥ 2R after fees
Example: risk $100 if invalidation prints
Example: 100 USDT you can lose at the stop
Gross R:R—
Net R:R (after round-trip fees)—
$ at risk per 1R—
Max base size—
USDT notional—
$ at risk if stop hits—

Planning math only — not investment advice, not a profit guarantee, and not an order ticket. Adjust target or size until net R clears your floor. Live fees and fills can differ from this sketch.

How the net R gate works

For a spot buy, gross R is (target − entry) ÷ (entry − stop). Fee rate f applies on entry and on exit. Net risk per base is entry×(1+f) − stop×(1−f); net reward per base is target×(1−f) − entry×(1+f). Net R is reward ÷ risk. If net R is below your floor, the setup is flagged thin — widen target, tighten stop, or lower fees before sizing. In dollar-risk mode, max base = budget ÷ net risk per base. In % of quote mode, quote budget = balance × pct%, then max base = budget ÷ entry×(1+f); dollars at risk per 1R follow from the sized clip.

Educational planning aid for Spot. Gate the setup here, then execute on Kinetix Trade when ready.

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