Breakout trading journal
Import your the firm's own crypto trading terminal history into TradeStack and you get a daily P&L calendar, drawdown tracking and consistency % — the three numbers that decide whether a Breakout account survives. It is free.
Breakout rules at a glance
| Markets | crypto |
|---|---|
| Platforms | the firm's own crypto trading terminal |
| Profit target | profit target per challenge size |
| Daily loss | daily loss limit per plan |
| Drawdown | maximum drawdown from initial balance |
Rules change between plan types and over time — always confirm the current terms on the firm's own rule page before you trade.
The rule that ends most Breakout accounts
Traders rarely fail because their strategy stopped working. They fail because of 24/7 crypto markets making the daily reset boundary easy to misjudge. A journal makes that visible before it happens: log every trade the same day, watch the daily P&L calendar, and stop when the remaining buffer is smaller than one normal losing trade.
How to track a Breakout evaluation day by day
- Create a portfolio for the account and set its size, so percentages are calculated correctly.
- Export from your platform after each session and import the file — the format is auto-detected.
- Read the calendar: each day shows its dollar result against your daily loss limit.
- Check Consistency % weekly, since payouts are refused on one-big-day profit curves.
- Tag setups with playbooks so you can drop the ones that only work on paper.
Frequently asked
Is this Breakout journal free?
Yes. Every feature is free: unlimited trades, CSV import, the daily P&L calendar, playbooks and full analytics.
What ends most Breakout accounts?
In practice it is 24/7 crypto markets making the daily reset boundary easy to misjudge. Tracking your remaining buffer daily is the cheapest way to avoid it.
Which platforms can I import from?
the firm's own crypto trading terminal. Export your trade history and drop the file in — the layout is detected automatically.
Can I track several accounts at once?
Yes. Use a separate portfolio per account, each with its own account size, so evaluation and funded results never mix.
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