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Breakeven Multiple is basically the value by which the current price of a coin or asset must be multiplied to reach its Break-Even Point (BEP). The Break-Even Point is the prime acquisition cost paid by an investor (including trading fees). Therefore, when the market price of an asset falls below the price paid, the trader would need it to rise again to break even so that they can close their positions without gains or losses.