You will land on a detailed screen showing the evolution of your Bitcoin portfolio.

Net deposits represent the total amount of your Bitcoin purchases on Bitstack, minus your sales.

This figure reflects your net investment, independently of Bitcoin price movements or any fees.

Average monthly savings is the average amount you have invested in Bitcoin each month.

This indicator helps you track the consistency of your investments, especially if you follow a Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA) strategy.

The average Bitcoin purchase price is the average price at which you have bought Bitcoin, taking all your purchases into account.

Example: if you bought 0.001 BTC at €30,000 and then 0.001 BTC at €40,000, your average purchase price is €35,000.

This indicator helps you assess whether the current Bitcoin price is above or below your overall acquisition cost.

Total return (€) is the difference between the current value of your portfolio and your net deposits. It reflects an unrealized gain or loss: as long as you have not sold, this figure can move up or down.

Total return (€) = Current portfolio value − Net deposits

Total return (%) expresses this same result as a proportion of your net deposits.

Total return (%) = Total return (€) ÷ Net deposits × 100

These indicators are calculated based on data available on Bitstack. They do not constitute a guarantee of future performance. The value of Bitcoin can change significantly at any time.