Gross profit versus net profit
Gross profit compares entry and exit value before costs. Net profit deducts trading fees and fixed costs, which can materially change small positions.
See what remains after entry fees, exit fees and fixed costs.
Average price per token.
Average price per token when selling.
How many tokens you plan to sell.
Fee paid when buying. Starts at 1% per side, above the 0.25–0.30% the AMM pools MoonMath models charge — lower it if you trade one directly.
Fee paid when selling. Starts at 1% per side, the same stated default as the buy fee.
Gas and other fixed costs for the full trade.
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How this calculation works — the formula, its inputs, what it assumes, and what it does not establish.
Calculate net crypto position profit, ROI and break-even price after entry fees, exit fees and fixed network costs. The result uses your entered prices and does not forecast them.
Gross profit compares entry and exit value before costs. Net profit deducts trading fees and fixed costs, which can materially change small positions.
Break-even is the exit price at which sale proceeds cover the original position and modeled costs. Fees on both sides make it higher than the entry price.
An entered exit price is not guaranteed. For thin AMM pools, use the swap or exit-strategy tools to estimate executable proceeds instead of relying on spot value.
Plan entries, exits, fees and position returns with transparent assumptions. MoonMath labels the data basis for this tool as Formula, Assumption.
No. The Position Profit Planner is an educational scenario tool, not financial advice, a recommendation, or a forecast. Provider coverage, liquidity, routing, fees and market conditions can make real outcomes materially different.
Entry fees, exit fees and fixed transaction costs must be recovered before the position produces a net profit.