CalcMyCoin

Crypto Options Calculator

Option payoff at expiry, the honest baseline: intrinsic value minus what you paid. Everything before expiry adds Greeks; everything after is exactly this arithmetic.

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Results (live)

Intrinsic value at expiry$8,000
P&L$5,500
Break-even price$72,500
Max loss$2,500

Estimates only, not financial advice. All math runs in your browser; nothing you type leaves this page.

How it works

call intrinsic = max(spot − strike, 0); put = max(strike − spot, 0)

P&L = (intrinsic − premium) × contracts

call break-even = strike + premium

Worked example

A $70k call bought for $2,500 with BTC expiring at $78k: $8,000 intrinsic minus premium is +$5,500. Below $72,500 at expiry the trade loses; below $70k it loses everything paid.

FAQ

Why is my option losing while price moved my way?

Time decay and falling implied volatility can outweigh a favorable move before expiry. At expiry only intrinsic value remains, which is what this shows.

What fraction of the premium can I lose?

All of it, and buyers frequently do. The capped loss is the feature; its high probability is the price of the cap.

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Estimates only, not financial, tax or investment advice. Verify numbers against your exchange or a professional before acting.