Bitcoin Profit Calculator
Bitcoin profit calculator estimates your gains, losses, return on investment, and break-even price using your purchase details, sale price, and the fees you enter.
Calculation Method
Buy and sell fees are percentages of the trade value, paid separately — they are added to your cost and deducted from sale proceeds, not subtracted from the Bitcoin amount.
CAGR is an annualized historical or hypothetical return, not a forecast. It needs a valid positive holding period.
Profit Summary
Net profit or loss after the fees entered. Taxes and any costs you did not enter are excluded.
Net profit / loss (estimated unrealized gain)
+$11,350.00
Return on investment (ROI)
+112.38%
Break-even price
$30,606.06
BTC acquired
0.333333 ₿
Total fees & costs entered
$316.67
Annualized (CAGR)
Not applicable
Detailed breakdown
Sale prices for target ROI
The BTC price at which your net sale proceeds equal your total purchase cost plus the target return. Accounts for the entered selling fee.
| Target ROI | BTC price |
|---|---|
| +25% | $38,257.58 |
| +50% | $45,909.09 |
| +100% | $61,212.12 |
| +200% | $91,818.18 |
| +500% | $183,636.36 |
Worked example
Illustrative example, not a current price or recommendation. Suppose you buy 0.1 BTC at $50,000 per BTC and pay a 1% purchase fee. The purchase fee is $50 (1% of $5,000), so your total purchase cost is $5,050. Selling at $60,000 per BTC produces gross sale proceeds of $6,000 before a 1% selling fee of $60. Net sale proceeds are $5,940, giving a profit of $890 and an ROI of approximately 17.62%, before taxes.
To try it: select By Bitcoin Amount, enter 0.1 BTC, purchase price $50,000, sale price $60,000, and 1% for both fees. The results above will show a $890 profit and ~17.62% ROI.