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💰 Crypto Profit/Loss Calculator

Calculate your cryptocurrency trading profit or loss with fees included

Trade Details
How many coins/tokens
Select crypto type
Price you bought at ($)
Price you sold/current price ($)
Trading Fees
Exchange fee when buying
Exchange fee when selling

Net Profit

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0.00% Return

Initial Investment

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Sale Proceeds

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Total Fees Paid

$0.00
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Break-Even Price

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Price to break even

💸 How Trading Fees Work

Trading fees are charged by cryptocurrency exchanges when you buy and sell. These fees reduce your profit or increase your loss.

Common Fee Structures:

Coinbase: 0.5% - 1.5% per trade

Binance: 0.1% per trade (lower with BNB)

Kraken: 0.16% - 0.26% per trade

Gemini: 0.5% - 1.49% per trade

📊 Understanding Break-Even Price

The break-even price is the minimum sell price needed to recover your initial investment plus all fees.

This is always higher than your buy price because you need to cover both buy and sell fees.

Example: Buy at $30,000 with 0.5% fees → Break-even is ~$30,300 (1% total fees)

🎯 Pro Trading Tips

Minimize Fees: Use limit orders instead of market orders when possible

Fee Discounts: Many exchanges offer lower fees with their native tokens (BNB, FTT)

Volume Tiers: Higher trading volume often means lower fees

Withdrawal Fees: Don't forget network fees when moving crypto off exchanges

Tax Implications: Keep records - crypto trades are taxable events in most countries

💡 Common Fee Mistakes

Ignoring Fees: Small percentages add up, especially on frequent trades

Day Trading: Multiple daily trades can eat 5-10% in fees alone

Small Trades: Fees hit harder on small amounts - batch your trades when possible

Network Fees: Gas fees (especially Ethereum) can exceed trading profit on small amounts

⚠️ Disclaimer

• This calculator is for educational purposes only

• Not financial or tax advice

• Cryptocurrency trading carries substantial risk

• Prices can be extremely volatile

• You could lose your entire investment

• Always consult with qualified financial and tax professionals