Crypto Profit Calculator

Crypto profit calculator for 250+ Coins

This crypto profit calculator supports Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, BNB, XRP, Dogecoin, Cardano, Avalanche, Chainlink, Polkadot, Litecoin, meme coins, DeFi tokens, AI coins and many other crypto assets. Choose a coin from the list, enter your buy price, sell price and fees, then calculate your crypto profit, loss, ROI percentage and break-even price instantly.

Bitcoin, Ethereum and altcoin profit calculator

This calculator works as a Bitcoin profit calculator, Ethereum ROI calculator and general altcoin profit calculator. Select a coin, enter your buy price, sell price, investment size and trading fees, then see your profit or loss, ROI percentage, break-even price and final exit amount instantly. The DCA tab is built for investors who buy multiple times, while the futures tab estimates leveraged long and short PnL.

How to calculate crypto profit

Crypto profit is the difference between what you sold for and what you paid, minus fees. The formula behind this crypto profit/loss calculator is simple:

Profit = (Sell price − Buy price) × Quantity − Fees

Worked example 1 (Bitcoin): You invest $1,000 in Bitcoin at $40,000, so you hold 0.025 BTC. Bitcoin rises to $62,000 and you sell. Your position is now worth 0.025 × $62,000 = $1,550. With a 0.1% fee on each side (about $2.55 total), your profit is roughly $547 — a 54.7% ROI. The same trade at $500 invested would return about $273, because ROI scales with position size but the percentage stays the same.

Worked example 2 (Ethereum, a loss): You buy 2 ETH at $3,500 ($7,000 total) and the price drops to $3,000. If you sell, you receive $6,000 minus fees — a loss of about −$1,013 (−14.5% ROI) with 0.1% fees included. The calculator also shows your break-even price ($3,507 in this case), the price ETH must recover to before you exit flat after fees.

What is ROI in crypto?

ROI (return on investment) expresses profit as a percentage of the money you put in: ROI % = profit ÷ invested × 100. It is the fairest way to compare trades of different sizes — a $50 profit on a $100 trade (50% ROI) is a far better result than a $200 profit on a $10,000 trade (2% ROI).

For leveraged futures positions, traders use ROE (return on equity) instead, which measures profit against your margin rather than the full position size. The futures tab above calculates both PnL and ROE, and estimates the liquidation price for long and short positions.

DCA: calculating your average entry price

Most investors don’t buy once — they dollar-cost average (DCA) with many buys at different prices. Your true entry is the weighted average: total dollars invested divided by total coins acquired. Buying $500 of BTC at $40,000 and another $500 at $50,000 gives you 0.0225 BTC at an average price of $44,444 — not the $45,000 a simple average would suggest. The DCA tab handles any number of buys and shows your profit at any target sell price.

Frequently asked questions

How do I calculate crypto profit?

Crypto profit = (sell price − buy price) × quantity of coins, minus any exchange fees. For example, buying 0.5 BTC at $40,000 and selling at $62,000 gives (62,000 − 40,000) × 0.5 = $11,000 profit before fees. This crypto profit/loss calculator does the math instantly, including buy and sell fees.

What is ROI in crypto?

ROI (return on investment) is your profit as a percentage of what you invested: ROI % = profit ÷ total invested × 100. If you invest $1,000 and it grows to $1,400, your ROI is 40%. ROI makes trades of different sizes comparable.

Can I use this as a Bitcoin profit calculator?

Yes. Pick Bitcoin from the coin list — the live BTC price loads automatically — or choose Ethereum, Solana, BNB, XRP and more. You can also type a sentence like “I bought 0.5 BTC at 40k and sold at 62k” and the tool will fill in the numbers for you.

How does the DCA / average price calculator work?

Add each of your buys (price and amount invested). The tool computes your weighted average entry price — total invested divided by total coins bought — and shows your profit at any target sell price. This is ideal for dollar-cost averaging (DCA) strategies with many entries.

How is futures / leverage profit calculated?

Leveraged PnL = price change % × leverage × your margin. Going long $1,000 at 10x turns a +5% price move into +50% ROE (+$500). The futures tab also estimates your liquidation price: roughly entry × (1 − 1/leverage) for longs.

How much profit if I invested $1,000 in Bitcoin?

It depends on your entry and exit prices. If you bought at $40,000 and sold at $62,000, a $1,000 investment becomes about $1,550 — a $550 profit (55% ROI) before fees. Enter your own prices above to get the exact figure with fees included.

Does the calculator include exchange fees?

Yes. You can set a buy fee % and sell fee % (most spot exchanges charge around 0.1%). Fees are deducted from both sides of the trade and reflected in your profit, ROI, and break-even price.

Is my data saved?

Yes — your inputs are saved automatically in your browser (localStorage), so your numbers are still there when you come back. Nothing is sent to any server; everything is calculated on your device.

Is this crypto profit calculator free?

Yes — the calculator, DCA and futures tools are completely free with no sign-up required.

All calculations are estimates for educational purposes only and do not constitute financial advice. Crypto assets are volatile — never invest more than you can afford to lose.