My Crypto Hold: Track Crypto Trades

Eight open positions, some bought on a dip, some closed in profit, and a head full of fog. Many traders start a spreadsheet and drop it after a few weeks. My Crypto Hold moves that journal into a Telegram mini app.

What goes into the journal

The app is built around a simple idea: every trade has an entry, a price and a status. You write them down instead of keeping them in your head or in phone notes 📒.

• Open and closed deals. You see what is still running and what is already settled.
• Entries and prices. You log entry points and prices rather than rebuilding them from memory.
• Telegram wallet link. Connecting your wallet gives access to extended features, as the bot says in its welcome message.

Launching is easy: send /start and the bot opens the app.

Why keep a trade journal at all

Experienced traders treat a journal as a must-have habit. It shows what actually happens, not what you feel is happening.

After a couple of months of notes you can see where the money leaks: buying on emotion, not taking profit, holding losers longer than planned. Without records it is nearly impossible to spot.

What to record first

1. Date and asset. What you bought and when.
2. Entry price and size. Without these, profit cannot be calculated.
3. Exit plan. A profit target and the level where you admit a mistake.
4. Reason for the trade. One line: news, chart, a tip, a feeling. A month later the honest answer can be surprising.
5. Result. Exit price and outcome after fees.

Do not forget fees and taxes

Exchange and network fees eat part of the result, especially on small trades. If you count only the price difference, the outcome looks better than it really is.

Tax rules for crypto differ from country to country. A journal with every date and amount makes reporting much easier. Check the requirements with a local specialist.

Keeping the journal honest

Log a trade right away, while you still remember the reason. A week later memory edits the details in your favor and the journal loses its point.

Once a month, review closed trades as a whole: which ones made money, which lost, and what they have in common. One or two patterns are enough to change your approach. Do not delete the failed entries, they are the most useful ones 📊.

If tracking makes you anxious and you check prices every five minutes, take a break. A journal exists to make decisions calmer, not to feed stress.

Before you connect a wallet

Connect a wallet only after you understand which permissions the app asks for ⚠️. Read what you are confirming. Never type your secret recovery phrase anywhere and never share it, because no legitimate service needs it.

According to the public listing, My Crypto Hold has not launched a token of its own. If someone offers you a "My Crypto Hold token", treat it as a possible scam.

The app keeps records and gives no investment advice. Crypto prices swing hard, and you can lose the money you put in. Trade only with funds whose loss will not wreck your budget.