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Enter values above, then calculate. Use the output to inspect the assumptions—not to predict a return.
Use this browser-based crypto profit calculator to explore the arithmetic behind a buy-and-sell scenario. Enter illustrative values, include fees, and treat the result as an estimate—not a forecast or a recommendation.
Enter values above, then calculate. Use the output to inspect the assumptions—not to predict a return.
Start with the default example. Change one input at a time and notice which part of the result moves. Then read the explanation below before using any real-world number.
The gross result is the difference between the exit and entry price multiplied by quantity. The tool then estimates fees as a percentage of the buy and sell turnover. ROI is shown against the initial purchase value, so you can see how costs change the headline return.
The model does not include taxes, network fees that are not represented by the percentage field, funding, currency conversion, spread differences or slippage. Add a margin of safety and verify the venue’s fee schedule before using real figures.
Try the same prices with a smaller quantity, a wider spread or a different fee. Notice how a positive gross move can become much smaller after costs. Then ask what happens if the exit is lower than expected; the calculator is most useful when it makes downside visible too.
Do not use the output to decide what to buy. Use it to check whether you understand the units, the fee basis and the possible range of outcomes.
No. Tax treatment depends on your country, account and activity. Seek local advice.
No. It uses the values you enter and is designed for learning scenarios.
Actual fees, spread, slippage, quantity precision, funding and conversion can differ from this simplified estimate.