Crypto Take-Profit Calculator
Find your take-profit price for a target gain, and see the profit you keep after trading fees on both the entry and the exit.
Spot estimate. Fees are applied to both the buy and the sell. It does not include slippage, funding, or taxes, and a target price is not a guarantee the market will reach it.
How Take-Profit Works
A take-profit order closes your position once the price reaches a target above your entry. The target price is simply your entry times one plus the gain you want. Your real profit is the gross gain minus the fee you pay to buy and the fee you pay to sell, which is why small targets can be eaten up by fees.
Let the bot hold the exit for you
TradeArmor can take profit at a fixed percentage, trail the profit as price runs, or exit on an indicator or signal, so you do not have to watch the chart to close a winner.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I calculate a take-profit price?
Multiply your entry price by one plus your target gain percent. For example, a 5 percent target on a $60,000 entry is 60,000 times 1.05, which is $63,000. This calculator also subtracts trading fees to show your profit after costs.
Why does the calculator subtract fees twice?
A round trip has two fees: one when you buy and one when you sell. Both reduce your net profit, so the calculator applies the fee rate to both the entry and the exit to show what you actually keep.
What take-profit percent should I use?
It depends on your strategy and the volatility of the asset. Smaller, more frequent targets suit range-bound markets; larger targets suit trends. The right number is the one your backtest and risk tolerance support, not a fixed rule.
Does TradeArmor take profit automatically?
Yes. TradeArmor supports a take-profit percentage, a trailing take-profit, indicator-based exits, and signal-based exits, so positions are closed by rule rather than by watching the screen.
Can I take partial profit instead of closing the whole position?
Yes. TradeArmor supports partial sells, so you can take some profit and reduce risk while leaving the rest of the position open and tracking.