Crypto Profit Calculator

How to use Crypto Profit Calculator

Enter buy price, sell price, quantity, and fee percentages. Results update as you type: invested capital, profit or loss, ROI, and break-even sell price. Use it after you leave an exchange ticket to review the trade on your phone.

Example: profit on 0.5 BTC with 0.1% fees

You buy 0.5 BTC at $42,000 and sell at $48,000, paying a 0.1% fee on each side.

1. Invested = $21,000 + $21 fee = $21,021.00
2. Proceeds = $24,000 − $24 fee = $23,976
3. Break-even sell price = $21,021.00 ÷ (0.5 × (1 − 0.001)) = $42,084.08

Net profit is $2,955.00, an ROI of 14.06%. Without fees the gain would be $3,000, so fees cost $45.00.

Formula & methodology

Invested = buy×qty×(1+buyFee). Proceeds = sell×qty×(1−sellFee). PnL = proceeds−invested. ROI = PnL/invested. Break-even sell ≈ invested/(qty×(1−sellFee)). Fees are percentages of notional. Fold gas or deposit costs into those fields when they matter.

Calculate crypto profit after fees

A big price move can still lose money once buy and sell fees land. This crypto profit calculator models both sides so you see invested capital, net P&L, ROI, and break-even before you exit. That helps whether you are reviewing a bitcoin scalp or a longer altcoin swing.

Math runs fully in your browser. No account and no delayed quotes are required for pure arithmetic. Pair it with the live converter when your buy was in PKR or EUR and you need a USD story, or with the liquidation calculator if the position was leveraged.

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Find break-even price and fee drag

Break-even answers how far price must move just to recover commissions. High-fee venues or stacked maker/taker fees can need a surprising move before you are flat. Model that drag here, then check live mid-market on a convert page.

For leveraged trades, combine this tool with liquidation and position-size calculators so ROI does not ignore forced-exit risk. This is not financial advice.