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Spot Winner Giveback Cap Trim Sizer

You're green on spot — see how far price can pull back before round-trip net hits zero, and the minimum trim % that keeps you above water if it retraces your giveback cap. Compare tighter vs looser caps, then open Kinetix Trade (Spot) and place the sell.

Example: filled average near $65,000
Example: live mark near $72,000
Example: 0.5 BTC on the books
Applied on entry and on the exit sell
Example: 10% drop from here before runner exits
Open position
Open PnL (fee-adjusted)
Round-trip breakeven exit
Max drop from here before net = 0
Trim for your giveback cap
Pullback floor at cap
Minimum sell % of bag
Sell quantity at mark
USDT locked from trim
Runner left on book
Tighter vs looser giveback cap — same entry & mark

Planning math only — not investment advice, not a profit guarantee, and not an order ticket. Pullbacks can gap through your floor; live fees and fills can differ from this sketch.

How the giveback trim is sized

Cost per base = entry × (1+f). Open PnL at mark = base × (mark×(1−f) − entry×(1+f)). Round-trip breakeven exit solves exit × (1−f) = entry × (1+f). Max drop from mark before a full-bag exit nets zero = (mark − breakeven) ÷ mark. For giveback cap g%, pullback floor = mark × (1 − g÷100). Minimum sell % solves: trim proceeds at mark plus runner proceeds at the floor must cover fee-adjusted cost — sell% × mark×(1−f) + (1−sell%) × floor×(1−f) ≥ entry×(1+f). Locked USDT = sell qty × mark × (1−f); runner = base − sell qty.

Educational planning aid for Spot. Know your giveback ceiling, trim what you need, then execute on Kinetix Trade when ready.

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