Hold vs. trade, with fees
Start with one buy, then add the sells and buybacks you made. See whether trading beat just holding after fees.
Your trades
Sell = percent of the bitcoin you hold. Buy = percent of your cash. Leave price blank to use that day's close. The three rows are an example; change them.
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How it works
Holding buys once on the first date and pays one fee. The trading side makes the same first buy, then applies each trade in date order and pays the fee on every one. Cash from sells earns nothing. Taxes, spreads and slippage are not included, and they usually make frequent trading look worse, not better.
Track your real trades
If you trade as well as hold, Daily Edge is a free trading journal that runs in your browser. It shows what each trade made after fees, and the fee calculator shows what a round trip costs before you place it.
Daily Edge Pro ($9 once, paid by card or bitcoin) adds full journal history and stats such as profit factor and max drawdown. Compare plans.
A simplified model: daily closes, a flat fee per trade, no taxes, spreads or slippage. Not financial advice. Past results don't predict future results.