Crypto Calculators by Coin
378 calculators across 69 assets. Each one opens with that coin's live price already filled in, plus the protocol facts that change how the numbers should be read.
The original proof-of-work network and the market's benchmark asset.
The largest smart-contract platform, proof-of-stake since The Merge.
A payments-focused ledger with fast, near-free settlement.
Exchange and chain token with a long-running supply burn.
High-throughput proof-of-stake chain with sub-second blocks.
The original meme coin, merge-mined and permanently inflationary.
Peer-reviewed proof-of-stake with liquid, no-lockup delegation.
Delegated proof-of-stake chain that moves a huge share of USDT.
Fast-finality proof-of-stake with app-specific subnets.
The dominant oracle network — a token that earns from service fees.
Nominated proof-of-stake with one of the highest native yields.
The long-running Bitcoin fork with faster blocks and its own halving.
Ultra-low-unit-price meme token with an aggressive burn narrative.
Object-model layer-1 with epoch-based delegated staking.
Pure proof-of-stake layer-1 with instant finality and no slashing.
Self-amending proof-of-stake chain where staking pays double delegation.
Payments and asset-issuance network with a fixed supply and no staking.
The 2017 Bitcoin fork that kept big blocks and cheap on-chain payments.
The TON blockchain's native coin, renamed from Toncoin in June 2026.
Council-governed hashgraph network with liquid staking and a hard 50 billion cap.
Ethereum scaling network whose token migrated from MATIC to POL.
The Cosmos Hub — high staking yield, a 21-day unbonding queue and real slashing.
An order-book perps exchange with its own layer 1 underneath it.
Bitcoin's supply schedule with optional zero-knowledge privacy.
Privacy by default, with no transparent option and no supply cap.
Governance token of the largest decentralised exchange.
A sharded proof-of-stake chain built around human-readable accounts.
The largest lending protocol — and a token that can be slashed.
An exchange-backed chain with an unusually eventful supply history.
Bitcoin's issuance schedule pointed at machine-learning markets.
A chain where the application pays for gas, not the user.
The original Ethereum chain, still proof-of-work.
A memecoin with no roadmap, stated plainly by its own site.
Proof-of-work as a blockDAG, with blocks arriving many times a second.
A market for storage, where providers post collateral to be trusted.
The largest Ethereum rollup — but ARB is not its gas token.
The rollup that turned its stack into a shared standard.
Move-language layer 1 built by the team behind Meta's Diem.
A Cosmos chain with an order book built into the protocol itself.
A chain that deliberately does not execute your transactions.
A trading-optimised layer 1 that later bolted on the EVM.
Idle GPUs rented out for rendering, priced in a burn-and-mint token.
Three AI-token projects merged into one, still trading as FET.
Tokenised US Treasuries — the largest real-world-asset play.
Proof of personhood by iris scan — and the regulatory fight that follows.
An Ethereum rollup where the governance token is also the gas token.
MakerDAO, renamed — where MKR went and what replaced DAI.
Solana's main routing layer — most SOL swaps pass through it.
The largest liquid staking protocol — but LDO is not stETH.
The stablecoin AMM whose vote-locking model everyone else copied.
An oracle fed directly by exchanges and market makers.
Smart contracts anchored to Bitcoin — and stacking that pays in BTC.
Ethereum scaling built specifically for games and their NFTs.
The indexing layer most dapp front ends quietly depend on.
Swap native BTC for native ETH — no wrapping, no bridge token.
A two-token supply chain network where holding VET generates the gas.
The chain behind football fan tokens.
The play-to-earn boom, and the largest bridge hack in crypto.
Voxel metaverse land, and a fully circulating supply.
Virtual land governed by a DAO, with a token that burns when you buy.
The Solana memecoin airdropped when the chain was written off.
A dog in a hat, with a fixed supply and nothing else.
Sub-cent token behind the BitTorrent file-sharing network and its own chain.
Governance token of the USDe synthetic-dollar protocol.
DeFi protocol for trading future yield, and its vote-escrow token.
Community token of the Pudgy Penguins NFT and IP brand.
Base token of the Virtuals platform for tokenised AI agents.
Restaking protocol on Ethereum, and its EIGEN token.
The leading decentralised exchange on Base, and its ve(3,3) token.
Why a separate calculator per coin?
The arithmetic behind a profit or staking calculation is the same for every asset — but the inputs are not. A realistic position size in BTC is a fraction of a coin and in SHIB it is tens of millions. Staking rewards, lockup periods and unbonding rules differ per protocol. Fees are negligible on one chain and larger than a small trade on another.
These pages load the coin's live price, prefill sensible amounts and state the protocol facts that change how you should read the result. If you would rather start from a blank form, every underlying tool is in the full tool list.