Import Generic / Canonical CSV Trades into TraderDynamiq

Drop your Generic / Canonical CSV CSV in and see what your trading mistakes cost, ranked in dollars. No account, no card. Supports Crypto Spot.

Verified on real exports

Which Generic / Canonical CSV export do I need?

Any of these files work — open yours and check the header row against the columns below. If it matches, the format is detected automatically and you map nothing.

Catch-all for canonical CSV format. Users can export their trades from any platform into this format for universal import support.

How to Import Generic / Canonical CSV Trades

  1. Export your trade history from Generic / Canonical CSV as a CSV file
  2. Open the free analyser and drop the file in — no account needed
  3. The platform recognises the Generic / Canonical CSV layout from its header row — no manual column mapping
  4. You get your costliest patterns ranked in dollars, in seconds

What a Generic / Canonical CSV export actually contains

Read from the detector itself, so it matches what the parser accepts today. Open your file and compare — if the columns line up, there is nothing to configure.

Generic / Canonical CSV

Direction column saysbuy / long → long, sell / short → short
Symbols are normalisedupper-cased
Realised PnL read fromrealized_pnl, pnl, profit
Fees read fromfee_amount, fees, commission
Also used if presentts_open, entry_price, exit_price, fee_amount, fee_currency, realized_pnl, leverage, note, tags, funding

What your Generic / Canonical CSV history gets analysed for

Every Generic / Canonical CSV fill you export is replayed in order to find what the pattern cost you across Crypto Spot — revenge entries after a loss, position sizing that drifts, and the hours you should not be trading. Each one is priced in dollars and ranked, so you fix the expensive habit first.

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Generic / Canonical CSV import — questions

Which Generic / Canonical CSV CSV export does TraderDynamiq accept?

All 1 of them: Generic / Canonical CSV. The format is detected from the header row, so you do not map any columns yourself. A recognised file has columns such as ts, symbol, side, qty, price.

Do I need an account to analyse my Generic / Canonical CSV trades?

No. The free analyser at /free-analysis reads the export and ranks your costliest patterns in dollars without a signup, an email or a card.

Has the Generic / Canonical CSV import been tested on real exports?

The most-used path on the platform: any export carrying the standard columns.