Crypto Target Price Calculator
Last updated: 2026-06-25
The sell price that reaches a target return = cost basis x (1 + target return) / (quantity x (1 - fee rate)). The cost basis includes the buy fee.
Enter average price, quantity, and target return and you get the required sell price and target profit at once. For reference only.
Enter average price & target return
Required sell price
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| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Cost basis (incl. fee) | |
| Target profit | |
| Target net proceeds | |
| Price change vs. average | |
| Required sell price |
The target price is a simple estimate based on your inputs; actual fill price, slippage, and taxes may differ. For reference and entertainment only, not a guarantee of returns.
How to use
- Enter average price and quantity — Enter the average price and quantity of the crypto you hold.
- Enter target return and fee — Enter your desired target return (%) and the trading fee rate (%).
- Read the result — Press Calculate to see the sell price you need and the target profit amount in a table.
How to calculate a crypto target price
The target price calculator solves "what sell price do I need to make this much?" in reverse. First it computes your cost basis (average price x quantity + buy fee), then multiplies by the target return to get the target profit and adds it to get the target net proceeds. Dividing that by quantity and the sell fee gives the sell price you need to reach.
| Item | Formula |
|---|---|
| Cost basis | average price x quantity x (1 + fee rate) |
| Target profit | cost basis x target return |
| Target net proceeds | cost basis + target profit |
| Required sell price | target net proceeds / (quantity x (1 - fee rate)) |
Entering a 0% target return gives the fee-adjusted breakeven price, while a negative value simulates a stop-loss sell price. Conversely, to find the profit at a specific sell price use the Crypto Profit Calculator, and for the breakeven price after buying more use the Averaging-Down & Breakeven Calculator.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
How is the target price calculated?
To find the sell price that hits a target return, first compute the target net proceeds (cost basis + target profit), then divide by quantity and the sell fee. Target price = cost basis x (1 + target return) / (quantity x (1 - fee rate)). The cost basis includes the buy fee.
Can I enter a negative target return?
Yes. For example, entering -10% computes the sell price for a stop-loss that limits your loss to 10%. Entering 0% gives the fee-adjusted breakeven price.
Why does adding fees raise the target price?
Because the buy fee adds to your cost basis and the sell fee is taken from your proceeds. For the same target return, a higher fee means you must sell at a higher price to reach the target.
Will I definitely get that return if I sell at this price?
No. Crypto prices are highly volatile and your fill price can differ due to the order book and slippage. This is a simple estimate based on your inputs, for reference only, and it does not guarantee returns or recommend any trade.
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Last updated: 2026-06-25