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Crypto Impermanent Loss Calculator

Estimate impermanent loss for a 50/50 AMM liquidity pool compared with simply holding both assets.

Initial Investment ($)*Total value split 50/50 between the two assets.

Token A Price Change (%)*Use 100 for +100%, -50 for -50%.

Token B Price Change (%)*Use 0 for a stable token.

Real-time Results

Impermanent Loss

5.72%

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Loss vs Holding

857.86$

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Value If Held

15000.00$

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Value as LP

14142.14$

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Disclaimer

The calculation results of this financial tool are for estimation and research reference only and do not constitute any investment advice or commitment. Actual rates and yields are subject to the final contract with the financial institution.

Why Choose Crypto Impermanent Loss Calculator

Calculate the impermanent loss you might suffer when providing liquidity to a 50/50 Automated Market Maker (AMM) like Uniswap or SushiSwap. Compare the value of your LP position against simply holding the tokens in your wallet.

✓Calculate exact Impermanent Loss percentages based on asset price changes
✓Compare the final USD value of providing liquidity vs simply holding
✓Support for any percentage change (both positive and negative)

How to Calculate

1Enter your initial USD investment value across both tokens.
2Input the expected or actual price change percentage for Token A.
3Input the expected or actual price change percentage for Token B.
4View the total impermanent loss percentage and the dollar value lost compared to simply holding the tokens.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is Impermanent Loss?

Impermanent loss happens when you provide liquidity to an AMM, and the price of your deposited assets changes compared to when you deposited them. The larger the divergence in price between the two assets, the greater the impermanent loss. It is called 'impermanent' because if the prices return to the exact same ratio as when you deposited, the loss disappears.

Is Impermanent Loss always bad?

Not always. When you provide liquidity, you also earn trading fees from the pool. If the trading fees you earn exceed your impermanent loss, your LP position will still be profitable overall. This calculator helps you see the base loss before fees.

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