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How to Use a Crypto Profit Calculator ?

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Quick start

  1. Enter your quantity and entry price.
  2. Add fees (both entry and exit if relevant).
  3. Set an exit price or leave blank to use the live price.
  4. Review P/L, ROI, and breakeven.

Tip: leave Sell/Now Price empty and we'll auto-fetch the live price.

Core Formulas

Below are the core equations the calculator applies behind the scenes. You don't need to memorize them, but seeing them demystifies the results.

P/L = (exit entry) × quantity fees

ROI = P/L ÷ ( entry × quantity )

Breakeven = entry + ( fees ÷ quantity )

What is a Crypto Profit Calculator?

A crypto profit calculator helps you estimate potential profit/loss (P/L), return on investment (ROI), and your breakeven price for a trade. It's especially useful when you want to factor in trading fees, different position sizes, and multiple exit targets before you commit real money.

Our calculator runs entirely in your browser no sign-up, no server-side storage. Prices are fetched from public market APIs purely to save you time when you choose to use the live price.

Worked Example (Spot Trade)

  1. Quantity: 0.8 ETH
  2. Entry: $4,400
  3. Exit target: $4,900
  4. Fees: 0.1% per side (entry + exit)

Entry cost ≈ 0.8×4,400 = $3,520. Total fee ≈ 0.2% of notional (both sides) ≈ $7.04. P/L before fees = (4,900 − 4,400) × 0.8 = $400. Final P/L ≈ 400 − 7.04 = $392.96.
ROI ≈ 392.96 ÷ 3,520 = 11.17%. Breakeven ≈ 4,400 + (7.04 ÷ 0.8) ≈ $4,408.80.

Tip: Leave Sell/Now Price empty to use the live market price. The panel updates automatically.

Advanced: Fees, Slippage, and DCA

1) Fees

Include both sides of the trade. Some exchanges charge different maker/taker schedules; if you're unsure, enter the taker rate.

2) Slippage

For thin books, you may not get filled at a single price. Add a conservative buffer to your exit to reflect likely execution.

3) Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA)

Adding to a position changes your average entry. Use the DCA helper to merge fills and update breakeven instantly.

Position Sizing & Risk Management

Smart sizing prevents a string of small losses from knocking you out of the game.

Scenario Planner

Try these quick scenarios directly inside the calculator:

Common Mistakes (Extended)

Glossary

FAQ (Extended)

Does this cover taxes?

No. Tax rules vary by country. Use your official reports and consult a professional.

What about leverage?

You can simulate leverage by scaling position size and stop distance, but always know your liquidation level on derivatives platforms.

Where do prices come from?

From public APIs such as CoinGecko; values are indicative and may lag or be unavailable.

Next steps

Open the calculator and try it with a recent trade idea: Open Profit Calculator · Position Size · Target Price