CRYPTO TOOL

Crypto Profit Calculator

Estimate crypto trade profit or loss after purchase price, selling price, investment amount, and fees.

What this calculator does

This calculator estimates the profit or loss from a crypto trade using your entry price, exit price, investment amount, and trading fee. It shows dollar profit or loss, percentage return, and estimated proceeds after fees.

Inputs and results

Purchase price per coin is the entry price. Selling price per coin is the exit price. Investment amount is the cash amount committed to the trade. Trading fee per trade is applied once on entry and once on exit.

Profit or loss is estimated proceeds minus the original investment. Return on investment compares that profit or loss with the original investment. Estimated proceeds are the amount left after selling and paying the exit fee.

How the calculation works

The entry fee reduces the amount used to buy coins. The calculator divides the fee-adjusted investment by the purchase price to estimate coin quantity. It then multiplies coins by the selling price and subtracts the exit fee to estimate proceeds.

Worked example

With a $1,000 investment, $100 buy price, $120 sell price, and 1% fee on each trade, the entry fee leaves $990 to buy coins. Selling those coins at $120 and subtracting the exit fee gives about $1,176.12 in proceeds, or about $176.12 profit.

Tips for interpreting results

This is not investment, tax, or trading advice. Real trades may include spreads, slippage, withdrawal fees, network fees, taxes, changing liquidity, and partial fills. Break-even selling price is higher than the purchase price when fees are included.

Frequently asked questions

How are trading fees handled?

The entry fee reduces the amount invested in coins, and the exit fee reduces the proceeds after selling.

Does this include taxes?

No. This is a trading estimate before taxes and other charges.

Why can I lose money even if the sell price is slightly higher?

Fees can make the break-even price higher than the purchase price. The price must rise enough to cover both entry and exit costs.

Does this fetch live crypto prices?

No. Enter your own purchase and selling prices.