At a price of $2,426.77 (as of 05/11/2026, 04:07 Berlin time), $1,000.00 buys about 0.41001001 ETH after a 0.5% fee. After fees on the buy and the sell, you break even at $2,451.22.
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Ethereum profit: worked examples
What happens to $1,000.00 invested at a price of $2,426.77 (as of 05/11/2026, 04:07 Berlin time), with a 0.5% fee each way. These are worked examples in both directions.
How to calculate your Ethereum profit
The buy fee comes off your investment, and the rest divided by the buy price gives the amount. Amount times sell price is the proceeds, minus the sell fee. Profit is proceeds after fees minus your investment, and ROI is profit divided by investment.
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Frequently asked questions about the profit calculator
Proceeds after fees minus your investment. At a price of $2,426.77, $1,000.00 buys about 0.41001001 ETH after a 0.5% fee. If you sell at the same price, fees cost you about $9.98 in total. The calculator above does this with your own numbers.
The price at which you no longer make a loss after fees. With a buy price of $2,426.77 and a 0.5% fee each way, it is $2,451.22.
The fee your exchange charges on the buy and the sell, often a percentage per order, sometimes plus a spread. The preset 0.5% is a calculation value. Our comparison of regulated exchanges shows what providers charge.
It shows what happens to your investment for price changes from minus 50 to plus 200 percent. These are worked examples only. Crypto assets are highly volatile, and a total loss is possible.
The price is an average across many trading venues from CoinMarketCap. The page refreshes it on load once the last value is more than ten minutes old, and the time next to the price shows how current it is. When you buy on an exchange, its own price applies, plus fees.
