Community
The Tradoshi community
Trading alone means only ever reading yourself. Your Tradoshi account opens more than the journal: a seniority that is counted, results a third party can check, an address of your own, and soon a place where people answer each other.
One account for all of it. If you have a Tradoshi account, you already have this one: there is no second sign-up, no second password, no second profile to fill in.
The forumIn preparation
A public forum, on this site, readable without an account. Not a Discord server, and that is a choice rather than a saving.
In a closed server, the answer someone spent twenty minutes writing disappears within three days and will never help anyone else. Here it stays at an address, it can be found in a search engine, and two years from now it still helps someone asking the same thing.
It will open once its moderation is in place, and not before. Moderation will be offered to confirmed members, those who have been around for a quarter: they will hold the place, not us. A forum opened too early means a first message left unanswered, and that does not get fixed later.
Badges and statusesAvailable
Seven statuses, from day one to a full year, and around twenty badges marking what you have done. None of them rewards making money, and that is not modesty: a status resting on your trading figures would be a status worth faking. Someone who takes two positions a week can reach the top rank, more slowly, never less surely.
Badges are not computed in your browser, they are written by the server, with their date, and that date never moves again. That is what makes your seniority an actual seniority, rather than a counter that resets when you delete trades.
Your seniority runs from the day you signed up, retroactively included. On the day the forum opens, you will not arrive at zero.
Certified proofsAvailable
A Tradoshi proof attests to behaviour, never to a gain: having held your rules, having respected your risk, having kept a streak. Each proof gets a publicly anchored fingerprint, so whoever you send it to can check it without taking your word for it, and without an account.
That is what makes it useful in front of a prop firm or an investor, and it is also why a losing trader can publish one.
Your public pageAvailable
An address of your own, on this domain, that you paste wherever you like: in your bio, in a prop firm application, in a newsletter. It shows your curve, your key figures and your trades, and you decide whether amounts appear at all.
The gallery and the leaderboard
The dashboard gallery collects boards put together by members: a way to see how someone else looks at their figures, and to reuse their layout instead of starting from a blank page.
The leaderboard is in preparation, and it will not rank on profit. The sort criterion is consistency, because ranking by P&L rewards whoever took the most risk, which is the opposite of what we are trying to teach here.
Why not a Discord
Almost every tool in our category has a Discord server or a closed space. It is quicker to open, and it gives the impression of a community from day one.
- What gets written there is readable by no one except those connected that day.
- No answer is findable there: not by a search engine, not by an assistant, not by you in six months.
- It takes one more account, on a service that is not ours, to read what is written at our place.
We would rather have a place that fills up more slowly, but where every question asked stays useful long after it was asked.
The journal is free, with no card required. Badges and statuses count from sign-up, and that is the one thing that cannot be caught up on later.