TONUSD Pip Value Calculator | Toncoin Trading

The formula is: Pip Value = (Pip Size × Contract Size) × Number of Lots. For TONUSD, pip size is 0.001 and contract size is 1, so a single lot produces a pip value of exactly $1. Scaling is linear — 10 lots yields $10 per pip, 100 lots yields $100 per pip. No currency conversion is required since TONUSD is already quoted in US dollars. Pulsar Terminal's built-in pip value calculator auto-fills contract size and pip size for TONUSD, eliminating manual lookup errors before order entry.

Assume a position of 50 lots on TONUSD with a stop-loss set 30 pips from entry. Pip value per lot = 0.001 × 1 = $1. Total pip value for 50 lots = $50. Maximum risk on that trade = 30 pips × $50 = $1,500. The typical spread on TONUSD is 0.03 — equivalent to 30 pips — meaning the spread alone costs $30 per 1-lot round trip at standard sizing. Factor spread into break-even calculations, not just stop-loss distance. A 2% risk rule on a $10,000 account caps this trade at $200, which means the stop-loss distance must shrink to 4 pips at 50 lots, or lot size must drop to roughly 6.7 lots at 30 pips.

A $1 pip value sounds modest. At 200 lots, it becomes $200 per pip — and TONUSD has historically moved 500+ pips in a single session during high-volatility periods. Data from 2024 shows intraday ranges exceeding 1,000 pips on catalyst events. Without a fixed pip value reference, position sizing becomes guesswork. The relationship is direct: double the lot size, double the dollar risk per pip. Risk-per-trade targets (typically 1–2% of account equity) require knowing pip value before setting stop distances, not after. Calculating pip value post-entry means risk was never actually controlled — only observed.