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Crypto Profit Calculator
Enter your entry, exit, coin amount, leverage and fee. See the result after fees, and where a leveraged trade could be closed for you.
- Crypto
Works for any coin on any exchange. Fee and liquidation rules differ by exchange, so check yours.
For learning and planning. The numbers are math on what you type, not a prediction.
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What is a crypto profit calculator?
A crypto profit calculator turns a price move into a dollar result after trading fees. With leverage it also shows the margin you put up and an estimated liquidation price.
Crypto trades every day of the week and moves fast. Knowing the loss side before you click matters even more here.
The formula in plain words
- Position value = coins times entry price.
- Price result = (exit minus entry) times coins for a buy, or (entry minus exit) times coins for a sell.
- Fees = position value at entry times the fee, plus position value at exit times the fee.
- Net result = price result minus fees.
Net = (Exit − Entry) × Coins − (Entry × Coins × Fee) − (Exit × Coins × Fee)
Worked example
Buy 0.1 BTC at $60,000, sell at $63,000, 0.1% fee each way, no leverage
- 1Position value: 0.1 × $60,000 = $6,000.
- 2Price result: ($63,000 minus $60,000) × 0.1 = $300.
- 3Fees: $6,000 × 0.1% = $6.00 in, and $6,300 × 0.1% = $6.30 out.
- 4Net result: $300 minus $12.30 = $287.70.
The trade made about $287.70 after fees. If BTC had fallen $3,000 instead, the loss would be about $312 after fees.
Common mistakes
- Forgetting fees on both sides of the trade.
- Trusting the liquidation estimate to the dollar. Exchanges use their own maintenance margin, so liquidation often comes sooner.
- Using high leverage on a market that can move 10% in a day.
Questions people ask
What does leverage do in crypto?
It lets you control a bigger position with less money. Gains and losses grow by the same amount, and a small move against you can close the trade.
What is ROE?
Return on equity: your result divided by the margin you put up. Leverage makes it swing much more than the price does.
Does it include funding rates?
No. Perpetual futures also charge or pay funding every few hours. Add that from your exchange if you hold for a while.
Learn the idea behind it
The calculator does the math. These free lessons explain when and why to use it.
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