A remote, read-only MCP server that lets an assistant compute crypto futures position size, fee-adjusted risk/reward, and trade performance statistics.
What you can do
Calculate position size and notional from balance, risk percentage, entry and stop, with separate entry/stop fees and optional target profit and net R; direction is derived automatically. Compare gross and fee-adjusted reward-to-risk, loss and profit per unit, and breakeven win rate for a planned trade with distinct fee percentages. Analyze up to 500 chronological closed trades to return win rate, profit factor, expectancy in currency and R, total net R, and optional equity drawdown when initial equity is given.
When to use it
Useful when planning a linear crypto futures trade and asking how much to buy or sell for a given risk, how fees change a planned R ratio, or when reviewing an existing trade history for performance statistics.
Requirements
A remote streamable HTTP endpoint at riskreward.pro; no API key, environment variables or headers are declared. The assistant must be able to reach the endpoint over the network.
Before you install
Trade data and account figures you supply are sent to the third-party endpoint. Results are calculations only; the server is described as read-only and does not place orders, but figures should be checked before acting on them.
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Web executable via Streamable HTTP. Remote servers run from the web runtime once configured in a workspace.
Use with an agent
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Calculate position quantity and notional for a linear crypto futures trade from user-specified account balance, risk percentage, entry and stop. Includes separate entry/stop fees and optional target profit and net R. Direction is derived. Use when asked how much to buy or sell for a specified risk budget. Ask for missing prices or risk preference; do not invent them. Does not calculate liquidation, leverage, inverse contracts, exchange lot rounding, signals, or execute orders.
Compare gross and fee-adjusted reward-to-risk, loss and profit per unit, and breakeven win rate for a linear trade with known entry, stop and target. Accepts distinct entry/stop/target fee percentages. Use for questions about a planned R ratio or how fees change it. Direction is derived from entry and stop. Does not fetch venue fees or predict execution, liquidation, or trade outcomes.
Analyze up to 500 chronological closed trades supplied by the user, each with net P&L after costs and original risk. Returns win rate, profit factor, expectancy in currency and R, total net R, and optional closed-trade equity drawdown when initial equity is supplied. Use for reviewing an existing trade sample. No account access, deposits, intratrade drawdown, forecasts, signals, or new risk recommendations.
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