Crypto profit and loss calculator
Enter what you invested, your buy price and your sell price to see your profit or loss, your percentage return and the price you need to break even, after fees. Tap “Use today’s KWIQ price” to fill in the live price.
Any percentage fee charged when you bought.
Swapping crypto to naira on KWIQ is free (0%).
Enter what you invested and your buy and sell prices to see your profit or loss.
A guide only: it doesn’t include network (blockchain) fees or taxes. Prices from KWIQ are indicative and move during the day.
How profit is calculated
- Step 1
Coins bought
Amount invested, minus the buying fee, divided by the buy price.
- Step 2
What you get
Coins bought × sell price, minus the selling fee.
- Step 3
Profit or loss
What you get minus what you invested. Return = profit ÷ amount invested.
- Step 4
Break-even price
The sell price at which you get back exactly what you invested, after fees.
A worked example
Say you invested ₦100,000 when Bitcoin cost ₦100,000,000, with no fees. You bought 0.001 BTC. If you sell when the price is ₦120,000,000, you get ₦120,000: a ₦20,000 profit, or a 20% return. If the price falls to ₦90,000,000, you get ₦90,000: a ₦10,000 loss (−10%).
For today’s real numbers, 1 BTC = ₦111,597,102 on KWIQ today (11 October 2026).
Fees to include
- Selling on KWIQ: Zero fees when you swap crypto to naira; crypto-to-crypto swaps cost 2%.
- Exchange fees: many exchanges charge a percentage when you buy or sell. Enter it as the buying or selling fee.
- Network fees: moving crypto between wallets costs a blockchain fee. It isn’t a percentage, so the calculator leaves it out: subtract it yourself for small amounts.
Use the numbers wisely
A calculator shows what happened or what would happen at a given price; it can’t tell you what prices will do. Many people decide in advance at what price they’ll take some profit, and how much of a fall they can live with. Read how to protect your money when crypto prices swing.
