📈 Crypto Profit / Loss Calculator
Enter your buy price, sell price, quantity, and any trading fees to see the realized profit or loss on a crypto trade, your ROI, and the break-even sell price that would leave you flat.
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📈 Profit / Loss Summary
General informational estimates, not professional tax or financial advice — crypto markets are volatile and past performance does not guarantee future results. Consult a qualified advisor.
What is a Crypto Profit / Loss Calculator?
A crypto profit and loss calculator answers the essential question after every trade: did you make money, and how much? From the price you bought at, the price you sold at, and the number of coins — netted against the fees you paid — it derives your cost basis, your net proceeds, the realized gain or loss, and the return as a percentage.
It also shows the break-even sell price, so you know exactly where a position turns from red to green once fees are covered. The results are general informational estimates, not financial or tax advice — crypto is volatile and past performance does not guarantee future results.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
How do you calculate crypto profit and loss?
Profit is your net proceeds minus your total cost. Cost = quantity × buy price + buy fee; proceeds = quantity × sell price − sell fee. Buy 10 coins at $100 and sell at $150 with no fees and your cost is $1,000, proceeds $1,500, and profit $500 — a 50% ROI. A negative result means the trade lost money.
What is the break-even price on a crypto trade?
The break-even price is the sell price per coin that would leave you exactly flat once both trading fees are covered: (quantity × buy price + buy fee + sell fee) ÷ quantity. Selling above it is a profit; below it is a loss. Fees push the break-even price above your original buy price.
Should I include trading and network fees?
Yes. Exchange trading fees, spreads, and on-chain network (gas) fees all eat into returns, and on small or frequent trades they can turn an apparent gain into a loss. Enter your buy and sell fees so the profit, ROI, and break-even figures reflect what you actually keep.
Does this account for crypto taxes?
No — this tool shows pre-tax realized profit or loss. Disposing of crypto is typically a taxable event, and the tax depends on your gains, holding period, and jurisdiction. These are general informational estimates, not financial or tax advice; use our crypto tax calculator for an estimate and consult a qualified professional.