Impermanent Loss Calculator

Calculate how much impermanent loss you would experience in a liquidity pool based on price changes

Use advanced mode to set individual price changes for each token

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Results

Impermanent Loss: 0.00%
Pool Value: $1,000.00
HODL Value: $1,000.00
Dollar Loss: $0.00
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What is Impermanent Loss?

Impermanent loss occurs when you provide liquidity to an automated market maker (AMM) and the price of your deposited tokens changes compared to when you deposited them. The bigger the change, the more you're exposed to impermanent loss.

It's called "impermanent" because the loss only becomes permanent when you withdraw your liquidity. If the prices return to their original levels, the impermanent loss disappears.

Key Point: You're comparing your liquidity pool returns versus simply holding (HODL) the tokens in your wallet. Even with impermanent loss, trading fees from the pool can sometimes offset or exceed the loss.

When Should You Provide Liquidity?

Good Scenarios

  • • Stable pairs (USDC/USDT, ETH/stETH)
  • • High trading volume pools (fee income)
  • • Correlated assets (ETH/wBTC)
  • • Range-bound markets

Risky Scenarios

  • • Volatile altcoin pairs
  • • New/untested tokens
  • • Strong trending markets
  • • Low volume pools (minimal fees)

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