Crypto Profit/Loss Calculator

Calculate your cryptocurrency investment returns with precision. Include fees, taxes, and multiple transactions.

Enter Your Trade Details

How to Use This Calculator

  1. 1.Enter your purchase price (the price you bought at)
  2. 2.Enter the amount of cryptocurrency you bought
  3. 3.Enter your selling price (current price if not sold yet)
  4. 4.Add any trading fees (optional)
  5. 5.View your profit/loss and ROI percentage

Understanding Your Results

Profit/Loss

The absolute dollar amount you've gained or lost on your investment, after accounting for fees.

ROI (Return on Investment)

Your percentage return, calculated as (Profit / Initial Investment) × 100. A positive ROI means profit, negative means loss.

Break-Even Price

The price at which you need to sell to recover your initial investment plus fees.

Pro Tips for Crypto Trading

  • Always factor in trading fees when calculating profits - they can significantly impact your returns
  • Keep records of all transactions for tax purposes
  • Consider using dollar-cost averaging (DCA) to reduce the impact of volatility
  • Set profit targets and stop-loss levels before entering a trade
  • Remember that unrealized gains are not guaranteed until you sell

Frequently Asked Questions

How are crypto taxes calculated?

In most jurisdictions, cryptocurrency is treated as property for tax purposes. You owe capital gains tax on profits when you sell, trade, or use crypto. Short-term gains (held less than a year) are typically taxed at your ordinary income rate, while long-term gains receive preferential rates.

What fees should I include?

Include all fees associated with your trades: exchange trading fees (usually 0.1-0.5%), network/gas fees for transfers, deposit/withdrawal fees, and any spread costs. These fees reduce your overall profit.

How do I calculate profit for multiple purchases?

For multiple purchases at different prices, calculate your average cost basis by dividing total investment by total coins purchased. Then use this average price as your purchase price in the calculator.