Small percentages compound across a round trip
Trading fees apply when buying and selling. Network costs can be separate and can change; enter their combined estimated USD-equivalent once.
Estimate a what-if trade’s net P&L and break-even exit price after your cost assumptions.
Model assumptions: fee percentages are charged in addition to the trade principal; slippage adjusts the entered execution prices; round-trip network costs are subtracted once in total. Values are manual estimates, not a live quote.
Enter trade assumptions to see the estimate.
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Estimated tokens = trade amount ÷ buy price after buy slippage. Net P&L = sale proceeds after sell slippage and fee − buy principal − buy fee − round-trip network costs. Break-even solves for the quoted sell price where net P&L equals zero.
Use your own execution estimates. Actual fills can differ, especially in a thin or fast-moving market.
Trading fees apply when buying and selling. Network costs can be separate and can change; enter their combined estimated USD-equivalent once.
This calculator applies your percentages directly to the buy and sell reference prices. It does not read a liquidity pool, quote a route, or model token-specific transfer taxes.
See Crypto trade costs, fees & slippage explained. The CFTC cautions against buying thinly traded tokens based on social-media tips or sudden price spikes ↗.
FadeIt does not fetch live prices, exchange fees, or network estimates.
No. You enter the planned exit price. The calculator only models the result if that price and the selected cost assumptions were realized.
It is the quoted sell price that would leave estimated net P&L at zero after the entered buy/sell fee rates, slippage, and round-trip network costs.
No. Transfer taxes, changing fees, failed transactions, taxes, and dynamic pool execution are not included. Real costs may be higher or lower.
Use it as a simplified estimate only. Exchanges and decentralized protocols calculate fees and fills differently; check the venue’s own quote before acting.