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Calculate crypto profit/loss from buy and sell prices, quantity and fees — see profit, return % and net after fees.
Calculate crypto profit/loss from buy and sell prices, quantity and fees — see profit, return % and net after fees.
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Cryptocurrency profit is (sell price minus buy price) times quantity, minus exchange fees, network gas and any withdrawal costs you enter. Return percentage is profit divided by initial cost times 100, so a $10,000 buy that sells for $14,000 nets $4,000 before fees — a 40% return, not 28% as one might misread after fees if fees are entered correctly.
This is pre-tax accounting. In most jurisdictions crypto dispositions are taxable events for capital gains — even swapping one token for another — and short-term versus long-term treatment hinges on holding period. Track cost basis accurately, keep fee receipts, and consider tax-lot methods before year-end; this result is arithmetic, not tax advice.
Calculate crypto profit/loss from buy and sell prices, quantity and fees — see profit, return % and net after fees. Formula: Profit = (sell-buy)*qty - fees. Example: Buy 0.5 BTC at $30k ($15k), sell at $42k ($21k), fees $50: profit $5,950, return 39.7%.
Cryptocurrency profit is (sell price minus buy price) times quantity, minus exchange fees, network gas and any withdrawal costs you enter. Return percentage is profit divided by initial cost times 100, so a $10,000 buy that sells for $14,000 nets $4,000 before fees — a 40% return, not 28% as one might misread after fees if fees are entered correctly.
This is pre-tax accounting. In most jurisdictions crypto dispositions are taxable events for capital gains — even swapping one token for another — and short-term versus long-term treatment hinges on holding period. Track cost basis accurately, keep fee receipts, and consider tax-lot methods before year-end; this result is arithmetic, not tax advice.
Buy 0.5 BTC at $30k ($15k), sell at $42k ($21k), fees $50: profit $5,950, return 39.7%.
Formulas are standard public references (see our methodology). External standards are cited in the text where they apply.
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