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Futures P&L Calculator

Calculate your perpetual futures P&L with live crypto prices. Includes funding rate costs, maker/taker fees, holding period analysis, and liquidation warning for USDT-margined contracts.

1 Contract Setup

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Leave empty = use current live price

2 Fees & Funding

Positive: longs pay shorts. Negative: shorts pay longs. Check exchange for current rate.
0 = no funding. Funding settles every 8h.

Futures P&L Breakdown

Unrealized P&L
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ROE (on Margin)
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Net P&L
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After all fees
Initial Margin
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Liquidation Price
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Break-Even Price
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Including all fees
Total Fees
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Cost Breakdown

Position Details

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Entry → Exit—
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Fee Details

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Exit Fee—
Funding Payments—
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Net P&L—

Holding Period Analysis — Funding Impact

How funding rate erodes or adds to your P&L over time (assuming same entry/exit price):

Hold TimeFunding PeriodsFunding CostTrading FeesTotal CostBreak-Even Move

P&L at Different Exit Prices

Exit PriceChangeGross P&LFeesNet P&LROE
Disclaimer: This calculator provides estimates. Actual P&L depends on execution slippage, real-time funding rates (which change every 8h), and exchange-specific margin requirements. Funding rates shown are static estimates — check your exchange for current rates. Futures trading with leverage is extremely risky. This is not financial advice.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is futures P&L calculated?
Long P&L = (Exit - Entry) x Qty. Short P&L = (Entry - Exit) x Qty. Net P&L subtracts trading fees and funding payments. ROE = Net P&L / Margin x 100%.
What is funding rate?
A periodic payment between longs and shorts to keep perpetual price near spot. Positive rate = longs pay shorts. Settles every 8h. Typical range: -0.1% to +0.1%.
What's the difference between ROE and ROI?
ROE measures return on your margin. ROI on total position. With 10x leverage, 5% ROI = 50% ROE. Exchanges show ROE since it's your actual capital return.
Maker vs taker fees?
Maker = limit orders (add liquidity, lower fees ~0.02%). Taker = market orders (remove liquidity, higher fees ~0.04-0.06%). Use limit orders to save on fees.
How does funding impact profitability?
At 0.01% per 8h, that's ~11%/year on position size. Leveraged longs during bullish sentiment pay this continuously. For swing trades held days/weeks, funding can eat significant profit.