Crypto signals move fast and never sleep. TradeJournal Pro can route supported market-entry instructions to Binance USDT-M Futures and Bybit USDT Perpetuals. The current exchange route is deliberately narrower than the MT4/MT5 copier, so this guide states the limits clearly.
What gets copied
The parser can identify common crypto signal fields such as pair, direction, entry, stop-loss, and multiple take-profit candidates. The exchange executor currently submits a market entry, an available stop, and one selected take-profit. If several targets are selected, it uses the first available target in the resolved selection plan.
This route does not currently claim spot execution, copied leverage, pending entries, or full EA-style management after entry.
Setup
- Connect a source — your Telegram account, Discord, or a webhook.
- Create a restricted API key — futures/contract trading only; never enable withdrawals.
- Connect Binance or Bybit in Crypto Futures Accounts and enable testnet for the first run.
- Set the size guardrails — an explicit USDT amount per order and a separate hard maximum.
- Route one channel and verify the final testnet order, quantity, stop, and selected target.
Risk controls that matter in crypto
Crypto volatility makes notional caps essential. The current exchange route enforces:
- Order USDT amount — the requested notional for each entry
- Hard maximum USDT — the request is rejected if the order amount exceeds it
- Exchange minimums — quantity step, minimum quantity, and minimum notional are checked before submission
These controls are not the same as percentage-risk sizing from stop distance. They are explicit notional limits.
Test first with dry-run
Use the exchange's testnet to inspect parsing, symbol normalization, direction, USDT sizing, quantity rounding, stop, selected target, and final position before using a live key. A parser result or API submission message is not a fill guarantee.
Security
Use trading-only API keys. The copier never needs withdrawal permission. New and migrated exchange credentials are encrypted at rest, and you can revoke keys on the exchange at any time.
FAQ
Spot or futures? Futures only in the current integration: Binance USDT-M Futures and supported Bybit USDT Perpetual accounts.
Does it copy leverage from the message? The current public exchange route does not claim copied-leverage support.
Can I send close, breakeven, partial-close, or trailing commands? Not through the full shared management lifecycle today. Entry protection is supported; later EA-style management is not published as supported for exchange positions.
Compare plans — exchange execution requires Pro or Lifetime. See the public compatibility matrix before connecting a key.
Not financial advice. Crypto trading is extremely risky.