CoinProfitTools is built specifically for traders who require precision before placing a trade. Every calculator is designed using real market conditions, not theoretical estimates. Whether you trade futures, spot, DeFi or stake long-term assets, our platform helps you understand true profit, real fee impact, liquidation risk and tax exposure before you commit capital. This transparency is why thousands of traders rely on CoinProfitTools as part of their daily workflow.

Getting Started — Use the Tools in 3 Easy Steps

Fast workflow to check profit, fees and risk before you trade.

1. Select a calculator

Choose a tool that matches your task — profit, break-even, liquidation or tax. Use the search or category pills to find it quickly.

2. Enter real values

Type your actual buy/sell prices, quantities and fees (maker/taker/gas). For slippage, add an estimate into the fee field.

3. Read the result

Get instant, fee-aware results: net profit, break-even price, liquidation level, or tax estimate. Use outputs to set targets and stop-losses.

Pro tip: Always include both trading fees and network/withdrawal fees when calculating net take-home profit. For leveraged positions, double-check maintenance margin and liquidation outputs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Clear, easy answers to common trader questions

Are CoinProfitTools calculators accurate for real trading?

Yes. Each calculator uses the same formulas exchanges use — we account for maker/taker fees, percent-based trade fees, and common network fees. Results are approximations only: actual executed values depend on order fills and slippage.

Do I need to connect my wallet to use these tools?

No. You can use every tool without connecting a wallet or providing API keys. This keeps your data private and ensures the tools stay lightweight and fast.

Which fees should I enter?

Enter exchange trading fees (maker/taker) as a percentage. If you will withdraw to a wallet or convert to fiat, add network / withdrawal fees as a one-time cost. For DEX swaps, include estimated slippage as an extra percent in the fee field.

How do I include slippage in calculations?

Slippage reduces the effective price you receive. Add an estimated slippage percent to the sellFee (or buyFee) input — e.g., 0.5% slippage becomes 0.5 in the fee field. For large orders, simulate higher slippage.

Are these tools suitable for derivatives (futures) trading?

Yes. We offer futures-specific tools like liquidation price and leverage risk calculators that use margin, leverage and maintenance margin formulas to estimate liquidation points. Always verify with your exchange, as rules vary.

Can I use CoinProfitTools to prepare taxes?

Our tax calculators give estimates for capital gains and crypto income (staking, mining, airdrops). They help with planning, but they are not a replacement for professional tax advice. Exportable CSV templates can simplify reporting to your accountant.

Why do results sometimes differ from my exchange?

Differences come from order types, partial fills, limit vs market orders, and real-time slippage. Our calculators assume single-fill orders at the entered prices — if your order fills across multiple price levels, actual P/L may differ.

How private is my data?

Very private. Calculations are done client-side in your browser — we don't send your inputs to servers. We do not collect wallets, API keys, or personal trading data.