All use cases
For Crypto Traders

Markets never close.
Your journal shouldn’t lag.

Crypto trades don’t wait for market hours, and neither should your journal. Repyrus tracks positions across exchanges, keeps volatility-driven risk visible, and works whether you traded at 2 PM or 4 AM.

2,400+

Active traders

50K+

Trades tracked

4.9/5

Average rating

24/7

No session assumptions

The challenge

Where crypto trading breaks a normal journal

Positions scattered across exchanges

Spot on one exchange, futures on another, maybe a DeFi position on top — reconstructing total exposure means checking three or four places instead of one.

No session boundaries to organize by

Forex and equities traders can lean on session tags. Crypto trades at 3 AM as often as 3 PM, so time-of-day analysis has to work differently to be useful at all.

Volatility makes risk sizing unforgiving

A double-digit move that would be extreme in equities is a normal Tuesday in crypto. Position sizing that doesn’t account for that gets accounts liquidated fast.

FOMO and panic decisions rarely get logged honestly

The trades made at 2 AM chasing a green candle are exactly the ones worth reviewing — and exactly the ones most likely to never make it into a journal at all.

How Repyrus helps

One record, regardless of exchange or hour

Repyrus doesn’t assume a trading day has a start and end time. Trades log the same way whether they happened during a lunch break or in the middle of the night, and CSV import handles history from whichever exchanges you actually use — spot, futures, or otherwise.

Risk tools are built around R multiples and percentage-of-account exposure rather than fixed dollar assumptions, which matters when a single asset can move double digits in a day. And the psychology score exists specifically to catch the FOMO entries and panic exits before they become a pattern.

What you get

CSV import for trade history from the exchanges you actually use

Risk tracking based on R multiples and % of account, built for high volatility

No session assumptions — full 24/7 time-of-day analytics

Psychology score to flag FOMO entries and panic exits honestly

Strategy tagging works the same for spot, futures, or DeFi positions

2,400+

Active traders

50K+

Trades tracked

4.9/5

Average rating

Fewer impulsive entries over time

Typical workflow gain

Impulsive trades become easier to spot once they are logged honestly.

Putting late-night panic exits and FOMO entries next to well-planned trades makes the pattern visible fast, which is usually the first step toward breaking it.

Proof blocks here are framed as workflow outcomes unless a verified customer quote is available.

Journal the 3 AM trades, not just the easy ones

Free to start, no credit card required. Import your exchange history and see the full picture.