In this video I show you exactly how I calculate pips on TradingView in 2026, so you can stop guessing and start measuring moves properly. A lot of people get confused because “pips” started as a forex thing, but we still use the same idea in crypto when we’re tracking price movement and planning entries, stops, and take-profits. I walk through the practical way to measure the move on TradingView so you can quickly see how far price traveled and what that means for your setup. My goal here is to keep it simple and usable: you measure the distance of the move, translate it into pips/points depending on the pair, and then use that number to compare trades consistently. This is especially helpful when you’re backtesting or when you’re trying to standardize risk across different coins. As always, this is educational content only—not financial advice—and it’s meant to help you get faster with TradingView basics and trading math.