Crypto Loss: Buy BTC at $60,000, Sell at $40,000 (1 BTC)
Selling 1 BTC at $40,000 after buying at $60,000 results in a net loss of approximately $20,060 including fees.
How to use this tool
- Enter the price you paid per coin and the price you sold (or plan to sell) at.
- Enter the number of coins or tokens in the trade.
- Enter the exchange fee percentage for each side of the trade.
- Read gross profit, total fees paid, and your net profit and percentage return.
Understand the true loss from selling Bitcoin at $40,000 when you bought at $60,000.
Frequently asked questions
- Why do fees matter so much in crypto?
- Fees apply on both the buy and sell side. On a small move, fees can eliminate your profit or deepen a loss. Always factor them in when setting profit targets.
- What is a typical crypto trading fee?
- Major exchanges charge 0.05–0.1% per trade for maker/taker orders. Some platforms offer 0% fees on select pairs. Check your exchange's fee schedule before trading.