DeFi & Yield Calculators
16 live tools · updated August 2026
DeFi yields look simple on the poster and get complicated in the fine print. APY assumes compounding that you may not actually do, and liquidity pools carry impermanent loss that a headline rate never shows.
The Staking and Compound calculators model your real schedule, and the Impermanent Loss tool shows what a price move does to an LP position compared to just holding.
All DeFi & Yield tools
Staking Rewards CalculatorRewards over time at your APR, compounded or not.Impermanent Loss CalculatorLP vs HODL after a price move.Crypto Compound Interest CalculatorGrowth with reinvested rewards.APY vs APR CalculatorConvert between the two honestly.Yield Farming CalculatorFarm returns net of IL and fees.Uniswap Fee CalculatorFee income from a V2-style pool share.Lending Yield CalculatorSupply APY on lent assets.Node Yield CalculatorNode running rewards vs costs.Crypto Loan CalculatorBorrow costs and liquidation LTV.Restaking CalculatorStacked yields from restaked ETH.Liquid Staking CalculatorLST yield after provider fees.Validator Economics CalculatorRunning a validator, in numbers.DeFi Insurance CalculatorCover cost vs protocol risk.Concentrated Liquidity CalculatorUniswap V3 range position math.Looping Yield CalculatorRecursive lending leverage on yield.LP Value CalculatorCurrent value of an LP token.
FAQ
What is the difference between APR and APY?
APR is the flat annual rate with no compounding. APY includes compounding, so 10% APR compounded daily is about 10.52% APY.
Is impermanent loss always a loss?
It is a loss relative to holding the same tokens outside the pool. Trading fees can offset it, which is exactly what the calculator lets you check.