Other platforms measure your P&L. This one measures you.
The check before entry
Conviction 1 to 5, planned or not, a rationale, a setup tag. Mandatory on every position, perps or on-chain.
MAE and MFE, captured live
Recorded tick by tick while the position is open. Never rebuilt afterwards, never estimated.
Outcome quality at close
Clean Win, Lucky Win, Planned Loss, Disciplined Loss, Revenge Loss. Then a reflection. Skipping is recorded.
Four kinds of entry
Morning check-in, trade note, evening debrief, freeform. Energy, focus, confidence and anxiety on 1 to 10.
Read by an AI pass
A conviction signal and behavioural flags only where the text gives evidence: revenge risk, FOMO, overconfidence.
A question, not a verdict
Every analysed entry ends with a Socratic insight and links to the trade it was written around.
Trader DNA
A 25-question assessment, twelve archetypes, eight trait scores. Discipline, patience, conviction, FOMO and more.
Four instruments, unlocked as you trade
SM-LOC and SM-ROP at day 7, SM-ICP at day 14, SM-ATS at day 21. Retaken every 90 days.
Checked against your behaviour
Every self-report resolves to verified, contradicted, consistent, or insufficient sample, against your real trades.
It remembers who you were last time
Recomputed from trades, journals, psychometrics and tilt history. Concerns and strengths in plain language.
Weekly focus and commitments
One area, one rationale, three actions. Commitments tracked against the trades that count as evidence.
A stage, not a badge
Seed, sprout, sapling, tree, oak. Earned by trade count and mastery score together. Oak is 100 trades at 80.
Outcome quality
On every closed trade
Clean WinLucky WinRevenge Loss
Mastery score
Eight traits, one weighted score
DisciplinePatienceConviction
Cross validation
Self-report against behaviour
VerifiedContradictedUnverified
A mentor that has read your file.
Reads the whole file
Archetype with its strength and watch-out, mastery score, discipline, FOMO, stability and patience, undismissed alerts, today's and the last five entries' flags, the last ten outcomes, the weekly focus, every psychometric result.
Cites her sources
When she references a psychometric result she states its verification status with it. An unverified self-report is a hypothesis. A contradicted one is the thing worth exploring.
Teaches, then connects
Wyckoff, ICT, Smart Money Concepts, order flow, Elliott Wave, position sizing, regime analysis. Explained directly, then tied to your profile. A concept never stands alone as information.
Never calls a trade
No direction, no entries or exits on your live positions, no sizing, no promised outcomes. If you ask her to call one, she asks what your plan says about the setup. Under 200 words, and always a question at the end.
Trader DNA
A 25-question assessment places you in one of twelve archetypes, from The Systematic Executor to The Adaptive Chameleon. Each comes with its edge and its watch-out.
Eight traits, one mastery score
Discipline, patience, conviction, risk, loss acceptance, FOMO resistance, emotional control, self-awareness. All derived from your actual trades and journals, never fixed values. Null until every input exists.
Four instruments
SM-LOC locus of control and SM-ROP regulatory orientation at day 7 or 10 trades. SM-ICP impulsivity at day 14 or 20. SM-ATS ambiguity tolerance at day 21 or 30. Retaken every 90 days.
Verified against behaviour
Every self-report is tested against your record: revenge-loss rate, unplanned entries without a stop, early exits. It resolves to verified, contradicted, consistent, or insufficient sample.
Your behavioural fingerprint
Recomputed from trades, journals, psychometrics and tilt history. Each trait resolves to a severe or moderate concern, or a strength, in plain language.
Journey stage
Seed, sprout, sapling, tree, oak. Earned by trade count and mastery score together, with the exact distance to the next stage shown. Oak is 100 trades at a mastery score of 80.
Weekly focus
One area, one rationale, three concrete actions for the week, chosen from your weakest trait. Setup selectivity, impulse control, loss acceptance.
Commitments and alerts
Commitments in four categories, discipline, risk, emotion, planning, each tracked against the trades that count as evidence. Alerts at info, warning and critical carry their trigger data.
Two places to trade. One record.
Perps on majors
Long or short on BTC, ETH, SOL and the majors, with stop loss and take profit on the ticket. The pre-trade check sits between you and the fill. Open positions carry running MAE and MFE; a loss can trigger a cooldown; a close asks for the reflection.
Conviction, plan flag and rationale on every position
Stop and target set at entry, not after
Tilt detection watching the live session
On-chain terminal
A live pulse of new, migrating and migrated tokens, a token page with chart, trade feed, holders and a security grid, and a swap column. One USDC balance buys and sells across Solana, Base, BNB, Ethereum, Monad, HyperEVM and Robinhood Chain. No gas tokens, one confirmation.
Three execution presets: slippage, priority, bribe, MEV mode
Top 10, dev, snipers, bundlers, LP burned, holders, before you buy
Your own Solana and EVM keys, exportable from day one
Every fill lands in the record. The terminal does not sit beside the journal. It writes to it.
The architecture
The execution
What you touch. Perps on the majors and the on-chain terminal across seven chains, from one balance, with one check before every entry.
The mentor
What reads it. Maya, with your archetype, scores, alerts, journal flags and last outcomes in front of her on every message.
The record
What everything stands on. Trade journal, psychology journal, a behavioural suite with four cross-validated instruments, mindfulness tools, and an AI memory that remembers who you were last time. Both ways to trade write here; nothing is read from anywhere else.
Trade at memecoin speed. Find out who you become at that speed.