How to use
Enter the initial investment, final (current) value and, optionally, the number of years held.
Get total profit, ROI and — if years are provided — the compound annual growth rate (CAGR).
Formulas
(Final value − Initial) ÷ Initial × 100%(Final value ÷ Initial) ^ (1 ÷ years) − 1Example
1,000 USDT grows to 1,960 over 2 years: total return = 96%; annualized CAGR ≈ 40% (not 96% ÷ 2 = 48%).
Example result table
| Final value | Holding years | Total ROI | Annualized CAGR |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1,500 USDT | 1 yr | +50.00% | +50.00% |
| 1,960 USDT | 2 yr | +96.00% | +40.00% |
| 2,000 USDT | 2 yr | +100.00% | +41.42% |
| 3,000 USDT | 3 yr | +200.00% | +44.22% |
Initial investment is 1,000 USDT for every row. ROI is cumulative; CAGR is the annualized compound rate.
Notes
CAGR converts a multi-year return into an annual compounding level for fair comparison. It does not mean that return is earned steadily every year.
FAQ
How is crypto ROI calculated?
ROI = (Final value − Initial) ÷ Initial × 100%. For multi-year holdings, also compute CAGR = (Final ÷ Initial)^(1/years) − 1.
ROI vs CAGR?
ROI is cumulative total return; CAGR spreads it into an annual compounding rate, making investments of different durations comparable.