Your rules attached to the trade
Charts, order book and position sizing on one screen, with your daily limit in view while you trade.
- When orders are on, they are signed in your own wallet, and EdgeVault never holds your funds.
- Position sizing worked out from your stop.
- Tilt and loss limits you set in advance, right there on screen when they matter.
- A liquidations tape and heatmap, and funding compared across venues in bps an hour.
- Bar replay, and split panes that keep their layout.
Define your rules
Write down what you’d tell yourself on your best day, your rules, your routine, your risk limits and your systems, and the platform holds onto them for your worst.
Build the habits
It tracks whether you complete your routine before you trade, keeps a record of your consistency and your daily streaks, and shows the days and hours your breaks land in.
See it coming
It shows your own patterns before your next session, the days that cost you and the events that trigger you.
You don’t need to learn more, you need reminding of what you already know
The things that cost you are things you already understand, and EdgeVault puts them in front of you at the moment they matter.
The behaviour a green day hides, written down where a P&L figure would be.
How long you paused before acting, the hours you slip, and the days you followed the plan.
Routine kept, rules held, and how long each run lasted.
I started an educational group in 2023 to help traders, and what I kept running into wasn’t a knowledge problem, it was the gap between education and execution. Everyone knows what they should do, they just don’t do it.
A friend told me he was only trading the daily from now on, and two days later he sent me an hourly chart, so I asked him what happened to the daily and he thanked me for catching it. This reminded me of how people typically need a PT for holding them accountable rather than the workout or diet plans, it helps keep you on track.
So I asked traders where they really struggle, and it came back as the same handful of things over and over. Social media only shows the wins, so everyone feels like they’re falling behind, but this is what’s actually going on.
