Enter what you paid, what you sold for and the fees on each side. See the profit after costs and the price you needed to sell at to break even.
Enter what you paid, what you sold for and the fees on each side. See the net profit, the return and the price you needed to break even.
▶ Explained on the page: why break-even sits above your buy price
Fees only. Taxes, spread, withdrawal and network costs are not included.
The break-even price is always a little above your buy price, because you pay fees on both sides. On a spot trade with 0.1% fees that is about 0.2%. On a leveraged futures trade use the futures calculator, which also counts funding.
Subtract what you paid, fees included, from what you received after fees on the sale. Divide by what you paid to get the percentage.
No. Tax rules differ by country and by how long you hold, so check them where you live.
Fees on both the purchase and the sale reduce it, and so does any spread between the displayed price and the one you got.