Crypto
Trade profit, average cost, staking, leverage, and DeFi math for crypto.
7 calculators
Crypto calculators answer the questions that come up before and after every trade. This category covers what a trade actually made after exchange fees, your average cost when you've bought at several prices, how much a staked coin earns with and without restaking, where a leveraged position gets liquidated, how large a position to take for a fixed amount of risk, how much a liquidity pool loses to price changes compared with holding, and whether a mining rig earns more than it spends on electricity. None of the calculators pull live prices — you enter the figures — so they work for any coin and any exchange, and nothing you type leaves your browser. They are built for spot traders, long-term investors buying on a schedule, stakers comparing APY offers, and DeFi users weighing liquidity pools. Every result is an estimate for planning and education, not financial advice; exchanges' own figures for fees, liquidation, and rewards are final.
Crypto Profit Calculator
Profit, ROI, and break-even sell price for a crypto trade, after fees.
Open calculatorDCA Calculator
Average cost per coin across multiple buys, with current profit or loss.
Open calculatorImpermanent Loss Calculator
Impermanent loss for 50/50 liquidity pools versus holding.
Open calculatorLiquidation Price Calculator
Liquidation price for leveraged long and short positions (isolated margin).
Open calculatorMining Profitability Calculator
Daily mining profit, break-even electricity price, and hardware payback.
Open calculatorPosition Size Calculator
How much to buy or short based on account risk and stop-loss distance.
Open calculatorStaking Rewards Calculator
Staking rewards from APY or APR, with daily, weekly, or monthly restaking.
Open calculatorFrequently asked questions
Do these calculators use live crypto prices?
No. You enter the prices yourself, which means they work for any coin, any exchange, and any hypothetical scenario — and nothing you type is sent anywhere.
Which calculator should I use for multiple purchases?
Use the DCA calculator to find your average cost across all your buys, then use that average as the buy price in the crypto profit calculator to see your overall profit after fees.
Are the liquidation prices exact?
They are close estimates for isolated margin. Exchanges also factor in trading fees, funding payments, and maintenance margin rates that rise with position size, so always check the figure your exchange shows.