Treynor Ratio Calculator
Excess return divided by beta: how well you were paid for the market exposure you took. An alt portfolio at 1.4× BTC beta needs 1.4× the excess return just to tie.
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How it works
Treynor = (return − risk-free) ÷ beta
Worked example
35% return at 1.4 beta scores 21.8. A calmer 20% return at 0.6 beta scores 25.8 and wins: it earned more per unit of market it rode.
FAQ
How do I estimate beta in crypto?
Regress your portfolio's daily returns against BTC's (a spreadsheet slope does it). Most alts run 1.2-2.0 in bulls.
Treynor vs Sharpe?
Sharpe divides by total volatility, Treynor only by market-correlated risk. For a diversified book, Treynor asks the sharper question.
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