ETH/USD profit and loss calculator
1 lot = 1 ETH. A $1 move is worth $1 per lot. A $100 move per ETH on ETH/USD is $100.00 on one lot and $10.00 on 0.10 lot. Enter your entry, exit and size, choose long or short, and the tool gives the gross result — before commission and swap, which it says out loud.
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Enter an exit price to see the answer.
Reference prices in the text are round teaching numbers; the calculator prefills our last stored reading, indicative only. Contract sizes follow the standard conventions printed above the calculator; your account’s own specification is what applies. Nothing here is a recommendation.
The sum for ETH/USD
Profit = (exit − entry) × contract size × lots for a long; reversed for a short. On 0.10 lot of ETH/USD: a $100 rise from 4,000 to 4,100 is $10.00 long and −$10.00 short.
Use the prices you were actually filled at: the buy at the ask, the sale at the bid. The spread is then already inside the result, and subtracting it again is the commonest way to think a trade cost more than it did.
What the number leaves out
Commission, if your account charges one, and the overnight swap for each night held — both are separate lines on the statement. On a ETH/USD position held over a Wednesday rollover, three nights of swap are charged at once. The contract specifications page lists the current swap for ETHUSD.
Common questions
- How much is a $100 move on ETH/USD worth?
- $100.00 per lot, $10.00 on 0.10 lot — before costs.
- Does the calculator include the spread?
- If you enter your real fill prices, the spread is already in them. Do not subtract it a second time.
Same tool, other instruments
The numbers behind every symbol are on the contract specifications page; and the market hours page says when it trades.