Work out the profit or loss on a crypto trade in seconds. Enter the amount you invested, the price you bought at and the price you sold (or might sell) at — the calculator does the rest, fees included.
These calculators are free educational tools that work only on the figures you type in. They don’t use live prices, don’t predict the future, and are not financial or tax advice. Crypto is high-risk and you can lose money. Always do your own research — see our Risk Disclaimer.
You tell it three things: how much money you put in, the price per coin when you bought, and the price when you sold. It divides your investment by the buy price to find how many coins you hold, values them at the sell price, and subtracts your original stake to show the profit or loss. Add a trading-fee percentage and it trims that off both sides, the way a real exchange would.
Two trades that both “went up” can land very differently once fees and your actual entry price are in the picture. Seeing the real return — not the headline price move — is the difference between a plan and a guess. It’s also the number you’ll need at tax time (try the UK crypto tax estimator).
No — and that’s deliberate. It works only on the numbers you type in, so it’s private, instant, and never wrong because an API broke. Look up the current price yourself and paste it in.
No. It’s an arithmetic tool. It tells you what a trade did (or would do) at the prices you enter — it can’t and won’t tell you whether to make that trade. Nothing on LatestCrypto is financial advice.
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