No more spreadsheet
Link an account read-only and your trades flow in. A journal that fills itself in gets used, and a journal that gets used is the one that shows you what you actually do.
- Win rate, average win and loss, and your best and worst days.
- Notes and tags on any trade, and setups you can reuse.
- Your own rules, and a record of when you kept or broke them.
What a journal is for
Most traders remember their best trades and forget the pattern behind their worst. A journal turns memory into a record: when you trade, how long you hold, what you do after a loss, and whether the setups you believe in are the ones that work for you.
Review it weekly. The point is not to judge yourself but to find one habit worth changing, and then to check whether the change helped.
A weekly review that takes ten minutes
Pick the week's three best and three worst trades and read your notes on each. Ask whether you followed your own rules, whether the size was right and whether you would take the trade again. Write one sentence on what to do differently, and check it next week.
What each plan shows
Free accounts see the last 7 and 30 days. Decryptr + shows the journal for all time, and Decryptr X adds the AI coach and trade replay.
Yours, and private
Your journal is private to you. Nothing is posted unless you choose to share it, and accounts are linked read-only.
Questions
What is a crypto trading journal?
- A record of your trades with the reasons behind them, used to find the habits that help or hurt your results.
Does Decryptr fill in the journal automatically?
- Yes, from accounts you link read-only. You add notes and tags yourself.
Is the journal free?
- Free accounts see 7 and 30 days. Decryptr + shows all time.
Is the journal public?
- No. It is private to you unless you choose to share something.
Decryptr is not financial advice and does not tell anyone what to buy or sell. Past calls and past results do not predict future ones. Cryptoassets are high risk. Read the risk warning.