Built for accurate crypto math
Most free crypto calculators ignore trading fees, conflate notional position size with margin, or quote profit before tax. These tools apply round-trip exchange fees, separate margin from position value on leveraged trades, and split cost basis from taxable gain. The result is a set of numbers you can actually plan around — whether you trade spot, perpetual futures, or simply dollar-cost average into a long-term hold.
How the calculators connect
They are designed to be used together. Start with the cost basis or average cost calculator to fix your true entry, drop that figure into the profit and loss calculator to track your position, then run the tax calculator on any sale to estimate capital gains. Leverage traders move between the leverage, futures and leveraged-profit tools to size positions, model PnL and check liquidation before committing margin. Each page links to its most relevant siblings.
Not financial or tax advice
Crypto is volatile and tax rules differ by country. These calculators are planning tools that use standard formulas and the inputs you provide; they do not predict prices or replace a professional. Always reconcile against your exchange statements and consult a qualified adviser before trading or filing taxes.