Investment
Start from the amount you put in rather than the coins you hold, and see what that position is worth now.
The investment
Cash you put in, in your local currency.
Bitcoin price when you bought.
Today, and the fee you paid
Current or assumed bitcoin price.
Purchase fee charged by the exchange.
Current Value
7,960.00
BTC held times the current price.
Formula verified 13 September 2026
Profit / Loss
2,960.00
Current value minus amount invested.
Return
59.20%
Profit divided by amount invested.
BTC Held
0.199000
Net of the buy fee, divided by the buy price.
Projection only — not investment advice; returns are not guaranteed. Read the full disclaimer ↓
Estimates only — not financial, tax, or professional advice.
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What it calculates: Current Value, Profit / Loss, Return, BTC Held.
Updated 5 June 2026 · Transparent assumptions
Nobody thinks in eight decimal places. The natural question is what a given sum put in at a given price is worth today, so this derives the quantity for you — the money invested, less the entry fee, divided by the price paid.
That fee deduction matters at the front. Taking the fee off before converting to coins is what an exchange actually does, and skipping it slightly overstates the position from the first day onward.
The return here compares the current value with the full amount invested, including the fee. So if the price doubles and you paid 1% to enter, the return is not 100% — it is closer to 98%, because part of your money never bought any coins.
That is the honest measure. Reporting the return against the post-fee amount flatters the result by quietly excluding a cost you genuinely paid.
This values the position at whatever current price you enter. Bitcoin has repeatedly moved by double-digit percentages within a single day, so a figure computed this morning can be materially wrong by the evening.
It also says nothing about the path. Two positions showing the same return today may have had entirely different drawdowns along the way, and the deeper one was considerably harder to hold.
The current value is an unrealised figure. Selling costs a fee on the way out, and moving coins between wallets or off an exchange costs network charges that scale with congestion rather than with your position size.
Tax is not applied. Most jurisdictions tax a disposal, several at rates specific to crypto, and a few disallow offsetting losses against other gains — so the after-tax result on a realised position can be considerably below the number here.
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Investment disclaimer
Returns are assumptions, not guarantees. Actual results may vary because of market performance, taxes, fees, inflation, and timing. This is an educational projection, not investment advice.
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Published 13 September 2026