Build an Impermanent Loss Calculator with AI

Vibe-code an impermanent-loss calculator for liquidity providers — compare LPing vs holding.

How it works

Step 1

Describe your idea

Write a plain-text prompt describing what you want.

Step 2

AI builds it

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Step 3

Deploy & go live

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Why build with AI instead of hiring a developer?

CryptohopperTraditional developer
Time to launchUnder 5 minutes2-8 weeks
CostFrom $0$5,000 - $50,000+
MaintenanceIncludedOngoing retainer

What is a impermanent loss calculator?

Providing liquidity to an AMM pool earns fees — but if the two assets' prices diverge, you can end up worse off than simply holding them: that gap is impermanent loss. This calculator quantifies it: enter the price change and it shows the IL versus holding, and whether the fees you earned make up for it. Pure browser-side math; describe it and Cryptohopper.AI builds it.

Common features

  • Impermanent loss vs holding, from a price-ratio change
  • Net result after estimated fees earned
  • Works for any two-asset pool
  • Instant recompute as you change inputs
  • Clear breakeven on fees vs IL
  • 100% browser-side, no key

Real-world examples

2x divergence

See the IL when one asset doubles against the other.

Fees vs IL

Check whether the pool's fee APR covers the impermanent loss.

Correlated pair

Confirm IL is tiny for closely-correlated assets.

Why Cryptohopper.AI fits impermanent loss calculator projects

Cryptohopper.AI builds the IL math from a description, including the fees-vs-IL breakeven. Add a fee-APR input or a chart by chatting.

Try these prompts

Copy any prompt below and paste it into Cryptohopper to get started.

Build me an impermanent-loss calculator for a 50/50 liquidity pool that shows IL versus holding given a price change.

Create an IL calculator that factors in fees earned to show net result vs holding.

Make a tool that plots impermanent loss across a range of price changes.

Build a clean IL calculator with two-token inputs and a holding comparison.

Frequently asked questions

What is impermanent loss?
Impermanent loss is the gap between holding two tokens and providing them to a liquidity pool when their relative price changes. The calculator quantifies it and compares it against fees earned.
Does it include fees?
Yes — add the fees you expect to earn and it shows your net result versus simply holding.
Which pools does it model?
Standard 50/50 constant-product pools by default; ask for weighted pools and it adapts.

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