India has one of the fastest-growing retail crypto populations in the world. Indian traders are a
large share of the order flow on the offshore perpetuals venues — Binance Futures, Bybit, OKX,
KuCoin — and the volume is concentrated in exactly the products that punish behavioral mistakes
hardest: 24/7 markets, high leverage, and funding that charges you every eight hours for holding.

But access isn’t the problem. Profitability is.

Most retail crypto traders lose money — not because of bad market conditions, but because of
repeated behavioral mistakes they can’t see. Overtrading through a chop day, revenge trading after
a liquidation wick, oversizing after a winning streak, holding a losing perp through three funding
windows because closing it makes the loss real.

A journal that detects those patterns automatically — and prices each one in dollars — is the
fastest way to stop repeating them.

Before anything else: can TraderDynamiq read your trades?

TraderDynamiq is crypto-only. That is a deliberate scope, not a gap we are hiding. Read this
table before you sign up.

What you trade Where you trade it Importable
Crypto spot / futures / perps Binance, Bybit, OKX, KuCoin, Bitget, Gate.io, MEXC, Phemex, Kraken, Coinbase, Deribit, dYdX, Hyperliquid ✅ Yes — auto-detected
Crypto, charted on TradingView TradingView order export ✅ Yes — auto-detected
Crypto on Indian INR exchanges CoinDCX, WazirX, ZebPay, Mudrex, Delta Exchange India ❌ Not auto-detected today
NSE / BSE equities, F&O, MCX Zerodha, Upstox, Angel One, Groww, 5paisa, Dhan, ICICI Direct ❌ Not supported — crypto only
Forex / CFDs MetaTrader 4/5, cTrader ❌ Not supported — crypto only

The ten-second test. Open your export and look at the columns. If you see a pair like
BTCUSDT, a fill price, a quantity in coins, and a fee in USDT or a coin — TraderDynamiq will read
it. If you see lots, pips, ticket, STT, or a strike and an expiry — it will not.

If you trade Nifty and Bank Nifty options, this is the wrong tool and you should not start a trial.
We would rather tell you now than take the first month’s payment.

Why crypto punishes behavior harder than most markets

1. The market never closes, so nothing forces you to stop

Indian equity traders get a bell at 3:30 PM. Crypto has no bell. The single most common pattern in
the trade data we analyze is a session that should have ended two hours earlier: the win rate on
trades taken after the third consecutive loss is materially worse than on the first trade of a
session, and nothing in the market tells you to stand up.

Session analysis maps your P&L across every hour of the day in your own timezone. Most traders find
one window — often late night IST, after a full working day — that accounts for a large share of
their losses.

2. Leverage on perps is unlimited by any practical standard

Offshore venues will hand a retail account 20x, 50x, 100x. That makes it trivial to take a position
larger than your plan allows, and it converts an ordinary bad trade into a liquidation.

Position-sizing diagnostics show when your size drifts — up after wins (overconfidence), up after
losses (revenge) — and what the drift costs relative to a consistent size.

3. Funding is a cost that accrues while you do nothing

Hold a perp through funding and you pay, every eight hours, whether the position is working or not.
Traders who mostly hold intraday rarely notice; traders who let a loser run overnight to avoid
realizing it pay twice — once in the drawdown, once in funding.

4. Liquidation wicks manufacture revenge trades

A wick takes out your stop, price returns, and the emotional response is immediate: re-enter,
bigger, right now. The engine detects the cluster — stop out → fast re-entry → larger size → bigger
loss — and quantifies it.

Importing your trades

Every path below is a real export from an exchange TraderDynamiq auto-detects. No column mapping.

Binance (Futures)

  1. Log in to Binance → Orders → Futures Order → Trade History
  2. Choose your date range and click Export

    3. See what your own trading mistakes actually cost

    Drop your Binance, Bybit or TradingView export and get your own leaks ranked in dollars — no account, no card, file never stored.

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  3. Upload the CSV to TraderDynamiq

For funding and realized-PnL context, also export Transaction History (Income) from the same
screen — TraderDynamiq reads that format too.

Bybit

  1. Log in to Bybit → Orders → Derivatives → Closed P&L
  2. Select the date range and Export
  3. Upload the CSV

Bybit’s Trade History and Execution exports are both recognized as well.

OKX

  1. Log in to OKX → Order Center → Order History
  2. Set the date range and download the fills export
  3. Upload the CSV

KuCoin, Bitget, Gate.io, MEXC, Phemex

All five expose a fills or trade-history CSV in their order-history screens. Download it and upload
it — the format is detected on upload; you don’t pick the exchange.

Kraken, Coinbase, Deribit, dYdX, Hyperliquid

Also auto-detected: Kraken trades export, Coinbase fills and transaction history, Deribit,
dYdX fills, Hyperliquid fills.

If your file isn’t detected

There is a generic CSV path for standard trade columns (timestamp, symbol, side, quantity, price).
It handles many files, but it is a fallback — the 21 named definitions across Binance, Bybit and TradingView are the
supported set, and that is the number to plan around.

What you actually get

1. Session heatmap

Your P&L across every hour and weekday, in your timezone. Most traders discover a specific window
that is quietly funding their losses.

2. Symbol-level performance

Which pairs make you money. Many traders find their BTC and ETH trades are roughly break-even while
a handful of low-cap alt perps do all the damage — or the reverse.

3. Position-sizing diagnostics

How consistent your sizing is, and where the deviations happened. Oversizing after a win and
oversizing after a loss are different diseases with different fixes.

4. Fee and funding drag

Taker fees on high-frequency crypto trading add up faster than almost anyone estimates, and funding
adds a second stream on held perps. You see total drag and which trades could never have covered
their own costs.

(Note: TraderDynamiq reports trading costs, not taxes. It does not compute Indian VDA tax or TDS,
and nothing here is tax advice — check the current rules with a qualified advisor.)

5. Streak detection

What happens after 3+ consecutive losses. For most traders, that is where the worst trade of the
month lives. The system quantifies it so you can build a cooldown rule you’ll actually keep.

6. Overtrading detection

Days where trade count spiked and win rate collapsed, priced in dollars.

Pricing in context

TraderDynamiq is $20/month or $200/year, billed in USD. The 14-day free trial gives full access to
every feature, and no credit card is required to start.

If the analytics prevent one revenge trade a month — and a revenge trade typically loses several
times what a planned trade loses — the tool has paid for itself.

Getting started

Want to see the same analysis run on your own trade history? Analyse your trades free — drop your Binance, Bybit or TradingView export and get your own repeating patterns ranked by measured P&L. No account, no email, no card, and your file is never stored. Not ready to upload? Read a real report first.

  1. Create a free account — takes 30 seconds
  2. Export your trade history from Binance, Bybit or TradingView — the three we have verified on real exports
  3. Upload the CSV — auto-detected, no column mapping
  4. See your behavioral analysis — which mistakes cost you the most

Every pattern is ranked by dollar impact, so you know what to fix first.

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TraderDynamiq reads 21 CSV formats across Binance, Bybit and TradingView, auto-detected on upload. If your
crypto exchange export isn’t recognized, contact us with a sample file and we’ll take a
look.

See what your own trading mistakes actually cost

Drop your Binance, Bybit or TradingView export and get your own leaks ranked in dollars — no account, no card, file never stored.

Analyse My Trades Free →

Or read a real report first · Start your free trial · See all features