Crypto Tax & Profit Calculator (US)

Quickly estimate profit or loss from a single crypto trade, see how long you held the asset, and check whether it may fall under short-term or long-term capital gains for US tax classification. No login, no tracking — just a simple calculator you control.

See profit or loss in dollars & percentage
Check holding period in days
Educational US tax classification hint

Important Disclaimer

  • This calculator is for educational estimation only and does not provide tax or investment advice.
  • Crypto tax rules in the United States can change and may depend on your full financial situation.
  • Always speak with a qualified CPA or tax professional before filing your taxes or making financial decisions.

Buy Details

Use the symbol that matches the asset you traded (BTC, ETH, SOL, etc.).

The date you originally bought the crypto for this trade.

The price you paid per coin in USD (or your base currency).

Total amount of the coin that you bought and later sold in this trade.

Include exchange fees or gas costs you paid when buying.

Sell Details

The date you sold the same amount of crypto to close this position.

The price per coin when you sold this crypto.

Add any exchange or network fees you paid when selling.

Tip:

If you made several smaller trades, start with one complete buy–sell pair. For complex histories, export your data from the exchange and consult a tax pro.

Quick FAQ: Using This Crypto Tax & Profit Calculator

How is profit or loss calculated?

We multiply your buy price by quantity, adjust for buy fees, then do the same on the sell side. The difference between total sell value and total buy cost becomes your estimated profit (positive) or loss (negative), plus a simple percentage return.

What is the difference between short-term and long-term gains?

In many US scenarios, gains on crypto held for a shorter period may be treated like regular income (short-term), while assets held longer can be eligible for long-term capital gains rates. The exact thresholds and rules can change, so always confirm with official IRS guidance or a tax professional.

Do you store or share my data?

This calculator is designed as a simple, browser-based tool. You enter numbers, see the estimate, and can clear the page anytime. Always double-check sensitive financial data before using it on any website.