CRYPTO & BITCOIN CATEGORY

Crypto Break-Even Calculator

Calculate the exact break-even exit price after fees, spread, slippage and network costs. Switch between break-even, target profit and target exit views, then save, share or export a branded Calquify report.

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Calculator workspace
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Used in target exit mode and net result preview.
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Live Market Chart

TradingView appears for supported symbols. Custom assets remain manual-only.

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Chart hidden until a supported asset is selected.

Profit by Exit Price Curve

Mode-aware net result across a range of exit prices.

Net Result Zero Line

Cost Breakdown Chart

Relative cost drag by category.

Buy Fee Sell Fee Spread Other Costs

Required Move Chart

Visual gap from entry to break-even.

Entry Break-even

How to calculate crypto break-even

Crypto break-even is the exit level where net profit becomes zero after fees, spread, slippage and fixed costs. This calculator solves the exit price needed to offset all modeled trade friction.

Core formulas

Capital = Entry price × Quantity
Gross profit (long) = (Exit - Entry) × Quantity
Gross profit (short) = (Entry - Exit) × Quantity
Net result = Gross profit - Total modeled costs
Required move % = (Break-even - Entry) ÷ Entry × 100

Worked examples

Long break-even

Buy BTC at €45,000 with fees, spread and slippage. Break-even sits above the entry because price must rise enough to offset all costs.

Short break-even

Open a short at €45,000. Break-even is lower than entry because the market must move downward enough to cover all modeled costs.

Target profit

If you want a €1,000 net profit after costs, the calculator solves the exact exit price needed to reach that result.

Why fees, spread and slippage matter

On low-volatility trades, fee drag can be the difference between a profitable exit and a loss. Break-even is often much higher than traders expect because both entry friction and exit friction matter.

Total costs = Buy fee + Sell fee + Spread impact + Slippage impact + Network + Other costs

This is why a raw price target is often less useful than a net break-even target.

Frequently Asked Questions

It is the modeled exit price where your trade neither makes nor loses money after all included costs.
Yes. Buy fee and sell fee are both included in the model.
Yes. Spread and slippage are modeled on entry and exit.
Yes. You can switch input mode from coin quantity to capital invested.
Yes. Short mode adjusts the break-even direction and target logic accordingly.
Yes. Save, load, share, export and reset are included in the action bar.