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How the strategy works

The strategy is discipline you set in advance: accumulate, take profit in slices as price rises, and rebuild the position as it falls. The diary just computes your own rules and reminds you when they fire.

Four steps

1 · Accumulate (DCA)

You buy the token in tranches and form an average. Everything else is measured from that average.

2 · T1 — first profit

When price rises +100% (×2 of the average), you sell 50% — recover your initial capital, the other half keeps running.

3 · T2 / T3 — slices of the tail

Each further +100% sells 20% of what's left. The tail never reaches zero — a piece always stays for the moon shot.

4 · Re-entry — rebuild

When price is −50% from T1 you buy from parked stable; another −50% rebuilds to 2× the original quantity. A closed system: funded only by your own profit, never new capital.

Trigger thermometer

T2 · ×4 of avg · sell 20%
T1 · ×2 of avg · sell 50%
Average (where you are after accumulating)
Re-entry 1 · −50% from T1
Re-entry 2 · −75% from T1 · up to 2×

Try it on real data

See how the diary would have computed your rules over your chosen period (real historical data, an illustrative example).

Token

Period

DCA frequency

Amount

Stable lend %/yr

Crypto staking %/yr

Lend/staking % is your assumption (historical/indicative, not guaranteed).

Everything the diary can do

The diary is not a tracker and not a bot. It is a discipline tool: you record your decisions and rules, and it computes, reminds and mirrors your own behaviour. Below is everything it does today.

Discipline & rules

Trigger ladder

Every position has explicit levels: where your rule takes profit (T1, T2…) and where it buys back after a drop (R1, R2). You always see the distance to the nearest level in percent.

A family of strategies

Profit-taking: 50% + tail, an even 25% ladder, or hold-only. Re-entry: rebuild to 2×, flat DCA, a conservative ladder, or none at all. Each described in plain language.

Custom parameters

For advanced users: change trigger percentages, the sold fraction, the reference point. Before saving you always see the capital-commitment and maximum-drawdown scenario.

Rule preview before logging

Selling shows what you hold and what your rule suggests. Re-entry shows what will be spent and bought. Mistakes (like selling more than you hold) are blocked.

Alerts when your rule fires

Every 30 minutes the server checks prices: when your level is reached you get a notification on your phone or computer — even with the app closed. It deep-links straight to the position.

Journal & self-awareness

Why? — on every trade

With each buy or sell you record the reason, your conviction (1–5) and a note; on sells you answer whether you followed the plan or an emotion. It is a history of your decisions, not just numbers.

Position thesis

Why do you hold this asset at all? The thesis lives on the position, and the app occasionally asks: does it still hold, or are you holding out of inertia?

On this day

At one, three, six, twelve and twenty-four months the journal shows what you wrote on the same day before — a discipline mirror that reminds you how you felt at the top or in the pit.

Behavioural mirror

Neutral observations from your own entries: did your boldest buys land near your price highs, does conviction sag at the bottom, how many sells followed the plan. Observations only — never advice.

Cycles

A full round — accumulate, take profit, re-enter — closes and a new cycle starts with a fresh average. You see each cycle's result separately and the lifetime total.

Numbers & visuals

Honest P&L

Realized profit is the sum across all cycles — it never disappears. Cost basis is the weighted average of buys. Every number states what it is computed from.

Charts

A price timeline with your trigger lines and trade markers (with conviction scores), holdings over time, portfolio value over time, allocation and capital-state charts.

Historical backtest

An educational simulator: how your rules would have behaved on real BTC/ETH/SOL history, with recurring buys and lending assumptions. For learning, not forecasts.

Currencies & languages

EUR, USD or GBP — every number converts at a live rate. Interface in Lithuanian and English.

CSV export

Your whole trade history as one table (date, quantity, price, total, currency, reasons) — for accounting, declarations or your own spreadsheet.

Safety & control

Non-custodial — funds stay yours

The app never connects wallets, never asks for exchange keys, never executes trades. It even works without an account — then your data lives only in your browser.

Cloud sync

Signed in, you get a cloud backup and the same data on phone and computer. A status badge always shows whether your entries reached the cloud safely.

File backup

One click downloads your whole diary as a JSON file, restorable any time — restore only adds what is missing, never overwrites newer entries.

Mistake correction

Mistyped an amount or price? Delete the entry — the average, parked funds and P&L recompute. Trades can be backdated, so old history stays true.

AI assistant

On every position you can ask: where am I versus my plan? why didn't a trigger fire? The assistant explains your own rules in plain words — it never tells you to buy or sell.

Everything is currently free. The tool exists for self-discipline, not to make you trade more: no signals, no profit promises — the decisions are always yours.