💎APR & ROI

Understand how ROI & APR are calculated

🗓️ Last Update 02.23.26

In the How it Works section you will find the current ROI and APR values.

Below we explain what each metric represents and how it is calculated within the WIN model.

💎 ROI

ROI (Return on Investment) measures the return obtained on the capital effectively invested.

At WIN, we distinguish between two related but different concepts:

• Transfer ROI

• Investment ROI

1️⃣ Transfer ROI

Transfer ROI reflects the variation between the player’s initial valuation and the final transfer value.

This indicator measures the evolution of the player’s market value.

Illustrative example:

If the initial valuation is €10,000,000 and the transfer is executed at €15,000,000:

Transfer ROI = 50%

2️⃣ Investment ROI

Investment ROI measures the effective return on the capital invested by the user.

Under WIN’s proportional model, the investor’s return is directly linked to the variation between the initial valuation and the transfer value.

It is important to clarify that:

• The calculation is based on the capital invested in tokens.

• Entry commissions are not part of the capital that generates returns.

Step 1 – Nominal Result (Gross Gain)

Nominal Result = Capital Invested × (Transfer Value / Initial Valuation − 1)

Where:

• Capital Invested = amount allocated to purchasing tokens (excluding entry commissions).

• Transfer Value = final transfer value of the player.

• Initial Valuation = base valuation of the player at issuance.

Step 2 – Gross Total

Gross Total = Capital Invested + Nominal Result

Equivalent to:

Gross Total = Capital Invested × (Transfer Value / Initial Valuation)

Step 3 – Net Amount Payable

The final amount effectively received by the user is:

Net Amount Payable = Gross Total − Tax Withholdings − Withdrawal Fee

⏳ Time Horizon

In addition to the percentage return, it is important to consider the time elapsed between the investment and the transfer that triggered the payout.

Performance depends not only on the percentage obtained, but also on the timeframe in which it materializes.

💎 APR

APR (Annual Percentage Rate) allows the annualization of the investment ROI to facilitate comparisons with other financial instruments.

APR = ROI × (365 / Period Days)

It is important to clarify that this rate does not include platform commissions or any associated payment method costs.

⚠️ Important Notice

The calculations presented in this section are for informational and illustrative purposes only. Although they are based on data and formulas consistent with the WIN model, technical adjustments, rounding differences, or operational, tax, or market-related variations may occur.

Users are advised to rely on the final amounts displayed on the platform at the time of settlement, as those shall prevail as the official values.