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Every trade you make, in one journal.Shared only when you say so.

EntryEx.it imports your swaps from public wallet addresses and your fills from read-only exchange keys, groups them into positions, and hands you a place to write down what you were thinking. What happens to that writing afterwards is entirely your decision.

Free. Or browse published journals first

Chains
9
Venues
12
Orders placed
0
Price
$0
  1. I

    Track wallets by address alone

    Paste a public address and the journal starts filling in - no wallet connection, no signature, nothing to approve.

  2. II

    Exchange and futures imports

    Binance, Bybit, OKX, Kraken, Coinbase, Gate.io, Bitfinex, Bitstamp and KuCoin by read-only API key; Hyperliquid and dYdX by address; Tradovate futures by dedicated login. Credentials are encrypted, and nothing here can place an order or move funds.

  3. III

    Private by default, permanently

    Imported trades arrive as private drafts and stay that way until you publish them - not when a position closes, not when a profile goes public.

    Private (Only you can see this entry.)until you say otherwise
  4. IV

    Share on your terms

    Publish openly, share with chosen groups, or keep it to yourself - down to the field.

    Percentage P&L - publishedPosition size - withheldWallet address - withheld
  5. V

    Mentorship with real consent

    A mentor reads a mentee's journal only after explicit, scoped consent - revocable instantly.

    Include the daily journal - off by default
  6. VI

    Honest numbers

    Where a cost basis cannot be established, the figure reads unavailable - not an estimate.

    Cost basis—tokens arrived by transfer

Every entry carries its audience label, everywhere it appears:

Private (Only you can see this entry.)1 group (Shared with 1 group.)Public (Anyone can see this entry.)

The half that makes you better

Imports fill in the numbers. The journal asks for the part only you know - before the trade, and after it. These are the actual prompts:

Pre-trade thesis

What is the setup, and why now?

Mistakes

Be specific. Vague regret does not compound.

Lessons learned

The rule you would write for next time.

Plus confidence, market context, a playbook grade, and a process score - a losing trade executed to plan scores 5.

How it works

  1. Sign in

    Discord, or email and password. Pick a pseudonymous username.

  2. Add a wallet or an exchange key

    Paste a public address, or connect a read-only key. The last 7 days import straight away.

  3. Journal the position

    Pre-trade thesis, confidence, emotional state, tags, screenshots, and a post-trade review.

  4. Decide who sees it

    Private, public, or shared with chosen groups - per entry, with field-level control.

What is supported today

Chains

  • Solana
  • Ethereum
  • Base
  • BNB Chain
  • Arbitrum One
  • OP Mainnet
  • Polygon PoS
  • Avalanche C-Chain
  • Robinhood Chain

Exchanges

  • Binance
  • Bybit
  • OKX
  • Kraken
  • Hyperliquid
  • Tradovate
  • Coinbase
  • Gate.io
  • Bitfinex
  • Bitstamp
  • KuCoin
  • dYdX

Spot, perpetuals and futures, with fees, funding, realised P&L and open positions. Exact coverage per venue.

Questions

How do I sign in, and what does it share?

Discord, or an email and password. Discord shares your id, username and avatar - no server access, no message access - and the journal itself never touches Discord. An email address is used only for sign-in and password recovery, and is never shown to anyone. Your identity on the site is the pseudonymous username you pick yourself.

Can this place trades or move funds?

No. There is no code path in the application that places an order or withdraws anything. Exchange connections use read-only API keys where the exchange offers them; where a venue has no read-only scope (Tradovate), we say so prominently and recommend a dedicated password.

What happens when I delete my account?

Your journal, connections, encrypted credentials, uploads, published entries and group memberships are removed. Comments you left elsewhere are anonymised rather than deleted so the surrounding discussion stays readable. Public blockchains stay public - the chain is not ours to delete.

How does verification work?

A wallet is verified by signing a message with it - the signature proves you hold the key, and approves nothing. A working exchange key verifies its account. An address-only connection is never auto-verified, because anyone can paste anyone’s address. Leaderboards use verified sources only, over the whole enrolled history.

What does it cost?

Nothing. No advertising, no promoted posts, no sale of data.

Start your journal

Sign in, add an address, and see the last 7 days of your trading laid out as positions. Read-only everywhere - disconnect a source and remove its data at any time.

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