Impermanent Loss Calculator
Calculate impermanent loss for a 50/50 liquidity pool from each asset’s price change.
How it works
Impermanent loss is the gap between providing liquidity to a 50/50 pool and simply holding the two assets. Enter each asset's price change since you deposited — for a token paired with a stablecoin, leave asset B at 0% — and your initial deposit value to see the dollar loss.
The loss is "impermanent" until you withdraw; fees earned can offset it. Ignores trading fees and rewards. For informational purposes only — not financial advice.
Frequently asked questions
What is impermanent loss?
The difference in value between holding two assets in a liquidity pool versus simply holding them, caused by their price ratio changing.
When does impermanent loss happen?
Whenever the two pooled assets' prices diverge. The bigger the divergence, the larger the loss versus holding.
Is impermanent loss permanent?
Only if you withdraw while prices have diverged. If the ratio returns to where you deposited, the loss disappears — hence “impermanent”.