Profit calculator

See what a crypto or stock bought 1 week to 10 years ago would be worth today, or what an investment plan pays, in USDT and Taka. Prices are real and the fees are the ones charged here.

Crypto profit calculator

Pick a coin, an amount, and how long ago you bought (1 week to 10 years) to see what it is worth today. Trading fee: 0% per trade.

Stock profit calculator

Pick a stock, an amount or number of shares, and how long ago you bought. 26 stocks including Apple Inc., Advanced Micro Devices, Inc., Amazon.com, Inc., ASML Holding N.V., Alibaba Group Holding, Coinbase Global, Inc. Platform fee: 0% per trade.

Investment return calculator

How to use the crypto profit calculator

This crypto profit calculator shows what a coin or stock bought in the past would be worth today, in both USDT and Bangladeshi Taka. Pick a coin or stock, enter how much you would have invested, and choose when you bought: from 1 week to 10 years ago. The result updates straight away.

  • Real prices: the buy price is that day's price, and the sell price is today's live price.
  • Real fees: the trading fee charged on this exchange is taken when you buy and again when you sell, so the profit is what you would actually keep.
  • Taka and USDT: enter your amount in either currency, and the result is shown in the one you choose.

Bitcoin and crypto profit in Taka

Crypto prices move every minute, so the same amount bought on different days can end in a very different result. The calculator uses daily price history going back up to 10 years for Bitcoin and Ethereum. Newer coins can only go back as far as they have traded. It also shows your break-even price: the price a coin has to reach before you make a profit after fees. For today's rates, see crypto prices in BDT.

Stock profit calculator

Switch to Stocks to check a stock trade the same way. You can enter an amount or a number of shares. If the market was closed on your buy day, the last trading day before it is used.

Investment plan return calculator

The Investment tab shows what each plan pays for your amount, when it ends, and how much you get back. Choose how many rounds to see what happens if you reinvest the total each time a plan ends, and compare every plan side by side.

Good to know

Past results show what a trade would have made; they do not predict future prices. Crypto and stock prices can fall as well as rise, so only invest money you can afford to lose. Read the latest market updates in our crypto news, and create a free account when you are ready to trade.

Frequently asked questions

How is crypto profit calculated?

Pick how long ago you bought, from 1 week to 10 years. Your amount, minus the 0% buying fee, buys coins at that day's price. Those coins are sold today at the live price, minus the 0% selling fee. For example, 1,000 USDT in a coin that rises 10% pays 0 USDT to buy and 0 USDT to sell, leaving a profit of 100 USDT (12,400 Taka).

Are fees included in the result?

Yes. The calculator uses the fees charged here today: 0% per crypto trade and 0% per stock trade, each charged when you buy and again when you sell. The stock exchange may add a small fee of its own. You can switch fees off to see the result before fees.

Which prices are used?

For crypto, the coin's price on the day you bought (UTC). For buys more than a year ago, the nearest earlier day with a price is used, at most a few days before. For stocks, that day's closing price, or the last trading day before it if the market was closed. The sell price is today's live price. The calculator shows the exact date it used. A coin that is newer than the period you pick can't be used for it.

How is the Taka amount worked out?

Results are calculated in USDT and converted at today's USDT rate: 1 USDT = 124.00 Taka.

How are investment plan earnings calculated?

Earnings = amount x yearly rate x days in the plan / 365. For example, 1,000 USDT in Premium (15% a year for 365 days) earns about 150 USDT. If you reinvest when a plan ends, the next round earns on the new total.

Is the result guaranteed?

No. Past prices show what a trade would have made by today; future prices can be higher or lower. Investment plan earnings follow the plan's stated rate.

Results are estimates. Crypto and stock prices move all the time. For information only, not financial advice.