Impermanent loss
calculator
See how much a 50/50 liquidity position loses against simply holding when prices move, and whether trading fees cover it.
Impermanent loss calculator
Your 50/50 pool
Constant-product AMM (x·y=k), 50/50 pool, no rebalancing. Concentrated-liquidity pools amplify both fees and loss. Educational estimate, not financial advice.
Read before you start
01What is impermanent loss?
The gap between the value of tokens in an AMM pool and the value of the same tokens held in a wallet, caused by the pool rebalancing as prices move.
02Why is it called impermanent?
If prices return to where you deposited, the loss disappears. It becomes permanent when you withdraw at different prices.
03Do fees offset it?
They can. Add the fees you earned to see whether providing liquidity beat holding.
04Does this work for concentrated liquidity?
No. It models a standard 50/50 constant-product pool. Concentrated positions amplify both fees and losses.
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