Crypto Profit Calculator
Calculate cryptocurrency profit, loss, and ROI. Includes DCA (dollar cost averaging), after-tax profit, multi-coin analysis, staking income, and gas fees.
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Break-Even Price —
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Revenue & Cost
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Other Income
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Tax & Net Result
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How to Use This Calculator
- Enter your buy price, sell price, quantity, and exchange fee for an instant profit/loss and ROI.
- Use the DCA tab to calculate your average cost basis from recurring monthly purchases.
- Use the After Tax tab to estimate taxes on short-term vs long-term crypto gains.
- Use the Professional tier to analyze up to 3 coins simultaneously, including gas fees, staking rewards, mining income, and net after-tax profit.
Formula
Profit = (Sell Price × Qty × (1 − Fee)) − (Buy Price × Qty × (1 + Fee))
ROI = Profit ÷ Total Cost × 100
DCA Avg Cost = Total Spent ÷ Total Coins Acquired
ROI = Profit ÷ Total Cost × 100
DCA Avg Cost = Total Spent ÷ Total Coins Acquired
Example
Example: Buy 1 BTC at $30,000 + 0.5% fee = $30,150 cost. Sell at $45,000 − 0.5% fee = $44,775 revenue. Profit = $14,625. ROI = 48.5%. Long-term capital gains tax at 15% = $2,194. After-tax profit = $12,431.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Crypto Profit = (Sell Price × Quantity × (1 − Fee%)) − (Buy Price × Quantity × (1 + Fee%)). Include exchange fees on both sides for accuracy. Gas fees (network transaction fees) are added to your cost basis.
- Crypto held less than 1 year is taxed as ordinary income at your marginal rate. Crypto held 1+ years qualifies for long-term capital gains rates (0%, 15%, or 20% depending on income). As of 2026, the IRS wash sale rule applies to crypto, which means you cannot harvest losses by immediately repurchasing the same crypto.
- DCA means investing a fixed amount at regular intervals (e.g., $500/month) regardless of price. It reduces the impact of volatility by averaging your cost basis. The DCA tab shows your blended average cost and overall return.
- Yes — staking rewards and mining income are generally treated as ordinary income in the US, taxed at your marginal rate when received. The Professional tier separates capital gains from ordinary income.
- Gas fees are network transaction costs paid to validators on blockchains like Ethereum. They are added to your cost basis for tax purposes, reducing your taxable gain.
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Sources & References (5) ▾
- IRS — Virtual Currency Guidance — Internal Revenue Service
- IRS — Topic 409: Capital Gains for Digital Assets — Internal Revenue Service
- SEC — Digital Assets Regulatory Framework — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
- CFTC — Digital Assets Resources — U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission
- FinCEN — Cryptocurrency Guidance for U.S. Persons — Financial Crimes Enforcement Network