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crypto profit calculator for memecoins

Your real profit on a memecoin trade, after fees, at a glance.

your numbers

Measure entry and exit by
Fees and costs (1% per side by default)

your result

Profit after fees+1,370.15% return
$6,850.75
You put in $500.00 and take home $7,350.75 on a 15.0x move.
Where the exit value goes
  • Fees and costs$149.25
  • Your stake back$500.00
  • Profit$6,850.75
Move
15.0x
+1,400.00% before fees
Break-even move
+2.03%
1.02x needed to cover fees

Profit if it runs · exit market cap

Profit at common multiples
  • 2x$480.10exit $160.00K
  • 3x$970.15exit $240.00K
  • 5x$1,950.25exit $400.00K
  • 10x$4,400.50exit $800.00K
  • 25x$11.75Kexit $2.00M
  • 50x$24.00Kexit $4.00M
  • 100x$48.51Kexit $8.00M

A 5x is +400%, not +500%: the gain is the multiple minus the 1x you started with.

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quick answer

How do I calculate profit on a memecoin?

Divide the exit market cap by the entry market cap to get the multiple, multiply your investment by it, subtract fees, then subtract what you put in. $500 in at an $80K market cap and out at $1.2M is 15x: $7,500 before fees, $7,000 profit.

how to use the crypto profit calculator

See exactly what a trade pays after fees: enter your buy, the entry and exit market cap (or price) and your platform fees. The table shows your profit at 2x, 5x, 10x and 100x.

  1. Enter your buy

    Enter how much you put in, in USD.

  2. Market cap or price

    Choose whether you track the trade by market cap (how most memecoin traders do it) or by price.

  3. Entry and exit

    Enter the entry and exit values. Shorthand works: 80k, 1.2m.

  4. Add the fees

    Add the buy and sell fee of your app or bot, and any fixed costs such as priority fees or gas.

formula

The exact math the crypto profit calculator runs, so you can check any result by hand.

multiple = exit ÷ entrytake-home = invest × multiple × (1 − buy fee) × (1 − sell fee) − fixed costsprofit = take-home − investgain % = (multiple − 1) × 100

guide

entry market cap is all you need

Your profit depends only on the ratio between exit and entry. If you bought at a $80K market cap and sold at $1.2M, the move is 15x whatever the token's supply or price. That is why trenches traders quote "entered at 80k" instead of a price with eight zeros.

fees eat small trades

Trading apps and bots typically charge around 1% per side, the DEX pool takes its own fee, and Solana priority fees or EVM gas are a fixed cost per transaction. On a $20 ape, a $0.50 round trip in priority fees alone is 2.5% before the token moves at all. The break-even figure in the calculator shows the move you need just to get your money back.

multiples and percentages

  • 2x = +100%
  • 3x = +200%
  • 5x = +400%
  • 10x = +900%
  • 100x = +9,900%
  • A drop to 0.5x = −50%

Fomo Trending labels milestones the same way: a token that went 5x since it entered FOMO Trending is shown as +400%.

frequently asked questions

Is a 10x a 1,000% gain?

No. A 10x turns $100 into $1,000, a gain of $900, which is +900%. The gain percentage is always (multiple − 1) × 100.

Why use market cap instead of price?

Memecoin prices have many leading zeros and differ by supply. Market cap makes entries and exits comparable across tokens, and the profit math is identical because only the ratio matters.

What fees should I enter?

Use your trading app's fee per side (often around 1%), plus any fixed costs: Solana priority fees and tips, or gas on Ethereum, Base and BNB Chain. DEX pool fees are already in the price you get.

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