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How It Works: Two Minutes to Set Up, Then It Runs Itself

Connect a read-only API key, a wallet address or a CSV export. Closed positions sync with entry, exit, fees, funding and net PnL. Grade the plan, tag the setup, and let the analytics show what costs you.

Read-only API key

Bybit, OKX, Bitget and BloFin. Create a key with read permission only and paste it in; the journal syncs your closed positions automatically from then on.

Wallet address

Hyperliquid and dYdX. No key needed: positions on these venues are public on-chain data. Paste your address and we read your fills and funding.

CSV import

Any exchange. Closed-position exports from Bybit, OKX, Bitget, BloFin and Hyperliquid map themselves; any other file works through the column mapper.

Your Trades, Explained

• Net PnL, fees and funding per position; win rate, expectancy, payoff ratio, profit factor and an equity curve.
• Plan grades (A/B/C) and setup tags, with per-tag analytics showing which setups pay.
• PnL by day of week, time of day, leverage band and hold time, plus a calendar heatmap.
• A quick-journal flow and weekly reviews.
• AI insights that read your own trades, grades and notes. Pattern-finding, never predictions.
• When a trade call you posted closes, Atlas DMs you in Discord to grade it in one tap, or sends a weekly summary.

Pick Your Exchange: Setup Guides

Bybit trading journal

Bybit → Account → API → Create New Key → System-generated API Keys → API Transaction. Choose Read-Only and leave trade, transfer and withdrawal unticked. Or export Orders → Derivatives → Closed P&L as a CSV.

OKX trading journal

OKX → Profile → API → Create API key (V5). Tick Read only and note the passphrase. Or download Position history as a CSV.

Bitget trading journal

Bitget → Profile → API Management → Create API key → System-generated. Choose Read-only and note the passphrase. Or export Futures position history as a CSV.

BloFin trading journal

BloFin → Profile → API Management → Create API → API Transactions. Choose Read only and note the passphrase. Or export Position History as a CSV.

Hyperliquid trading journal

Paste your 0x account address. We read your fills and funding from Hyperliquid's public API (latest 10,000 fills); import the Trade History CSV for older trades.

dYdX trading journal

Paste your dydx1 address. We read closed positions for subaccount 0 from the public dYdX indexer.

Bybit and OKX don't serve US persons. Whether you can use an exchange where you live is between you and that exchange.

Security: Read Access Only, Nothing Else

Only read-only keys are accepted: before saving a key we ask the exchange what it can do and refuse any key that can trade, transfer or withdraw, and the check runs again before every sync. Keys are stored encrypted and only their last four characters are shown. Imported trades are private and never feed leaderboards or public profiles. CSV files are read in your browser.

Already Paying for a Journal? One Membership, Journal Included

Other prices are the lowest monthly plans listed on each company's pricing page in November 2026.

Trading Journal FAQ

Which exchanges does the CryptoTraders Trading Journal support?

Live sync works with Bybit, OKX, Bitget and BloFin through a read-only API key, and with Hyperliquid and dYdX through your wallet address. The CSV importer recognises closed-position exports from Bybit, OKX, Bitget and BloFin and Hyperliquid trade history, and any other venue's file works through the column mapper as long as it has a symbol, side, PnL and close time.

Is it safe to connect an exchange API key to a trading journal?

We only accept read-only keys. Before saving a key we ask the exchange what it can do and refuse any key that can trade, transfer or withdraw, and that check runs again before every sync. Keys are stored encrypted, only the last four characters are ever shown back to you, and you can remove a key at any time (revoke it on the exchange too).

Do I need an API key for Hyperliquid or dYdX?

No. Positions on Hyperliquid and dYdX are public on-chain data, so you only paste your address and the journal reads your fills and funding. Linking a wallet locks that exchange slot for 3 days, and each address can be linked to one CryptoTraders account.

Can other members see my exchange PnL?

No. Trades imported from an exchange are private to you. They never feed the leaderboards, the honour roll or any public profile.

How much trade history can I import?

A live sync pulls the history each exchange's API makes available; Hyperliquid's public API serves your latest 10,000 fills. For anything older, export a CSV from the exchange and import it. Each file can hold up to 5,000 rows.

Can US traders use it?

Bybit and OKX don't serve US persons, and whether you can use an exchange where you live is between you and that exchange. The journal itself works for anyone with a membership, and CSV import accepts a closed-position export from any venue.

How much does the Trading Journal cost?

It's included in every plan, starting with Basic at $22.99 a month or $161.88 a year. The same membership includes the trading community, the Trade Calls dashboard, the Learn to Trade academy and the Atlas analyst bot.

What happens to my journal if my membership ends?

Exchange syncing pauses while your membership is inactive and picks up again when you come back. Your imported trades, grades and notes stay in your journal, and you can delete them at any time.

Does the journal give trading advice?

No. Every statistic and AI insight is computed from your own trades and describes your own past results. It's not financial advice.