Most traders don't need a new strategy. They need to stop breaking the one they have.
Crux scores every trade against your own rules and shows what keeping them is worth, in dollars.
A Christian trading journal. It never places a trade.
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The fills are honest. The story you tell about them usually isn't.
Crux is a Christian trading journal: verse, prayer and reading commitments beside your fills, off unless you switch them on. Nothing else in the app changes, whatever you believe.
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@Geedow_@fundingpips -2% against a 2% risk means the stop did its job, that's not the loss that hurts people. the one that hurts is the next trade sized bigger to win it back before the day ends.
@AI__Brain the bot didn't beat you, your own rules did. you wrote five and broke four of them by friday. paper money just made the leak free to see, which is the cheapest eval you'll ever fail.
@BrianKho378241 short gold with two runners, $453 booked and $353 still open. first payout grinds usually end by holding one of those too long, not by banking profit early.
@MaxDean0618 the $1K DLL is really a size instruction, not just a limit. most people keep their $3K position size and just hope the day cooperates, which is how two trades end the session.
@scalpdaddyben the override button only ever gets pressed after a trade that stung. noticed mine needed a password i didn't know mid-session, which is the only version that works
@Neal_0_@FunderPro Phase 2 done, and on a $1k account the first payout target sits close, which is exactly when the urge to force it shows up. Smallest account, biggest temptation. Patience again.
the trailing drawdown floor doesn't know what you meant to do.
it only knows what your fills did.
most evals end there, not on a bad entry. one size-up after a loss and the floor is closer than the chart says.
faith and trading ask the same thing: truth about what you did.
@nullregistry the trailing column is the one that matters. 6.5 points gone before your first decision, and it isn't the loss limit, it's the floor following your high. green early shrinks your room.
@epha_rim09@odogwuofforex Two completed phases and a blown funded account is a story almost every prop trader has. Phase 1 and 2 test whether you can follow rules under a clock. Funded tests whether you keep doing it.
the trailing drawdown floor doesn't care how you feel about the trade.
it moves up with your peak, quietly, and the eval ends on a number you weren't watching.
a verse in the morning doesn't change that math. honesty in the review does.
@Onetraderh@fundedsquad up 65% and out on one idea. that's the format doing what formats do: the leaderboard pays for rank, not survival. once you're near the top, the only trade that matters is the one that can close the account.
@Vedant_san_ 5 trades, 4 green, and the one red day costs $32. that ratio is the whole point: one decision a day, then you're out. the test comes next week, when a green run makes two trades feel harmless.
A morning where the verse is in one app and the chart in another is how the discipline habit dies.
Crux is a Christian trading journal: verse, prayer, reading plan and the journal in one place. Faith features off unless you turn them on.
I rebuilt the Habits engine in Crux.
Trades copied across accounts count once. Size is judged against your usual size. Every pattern is tagged clear or possible, and re-checked without your biggest trade.
Then one click tests the fix on your own trades.
Faith and trading get kept in two separate rooms.
Verse in the morning. Charts all day. By the close, numbers you would not say out loud.
Discipline means the same numbers in both rooms, nothing dressed up.
Honest books are the point, in trading and everything else.
@NepseOne the 407 add is the whole story. first entry was a plan, second one was a feeling. one loss you shrug off, two stacked entries is what actually gutted you.
a Christian trading journal sounds niche until you use one.
verse and prayer commitments in the morning, then the fills and the plan score in the same app instead of two.
faith features are off unless you switch them on. the rest of Crux stays the same whatever you believe.