The crypto trading journal syncs trades from Bitget, Bybit, Phemex, BingX, MEXC, KuCoin and Bitunix. The connection works exclusively through read-only API keys – they can only read data, and withdrawals are technically impossible.

Spot trades are supported alongside futures in the USDT, USDC and Coin-M variants. All your positions flow automatically into one central analysis, no matter which exchange you traded on.

Spot and futures trading differ substantially: futures add leverage, liquidation prices and funding costs, all of which heavily affect your real performance. A good crypto trading journal reflects these factors instead of showing raw profit alone.

Momentum Trading Hub records leverage, fees and the result of every trade and turns them into metrics like R-multiple and profit factor. That is how you find out whether your futures strategy is truly profitable after costs.

Complete documentation is the foundation of every crypto tax return. Exchanges like Bitget or Bybit often deliver incomplete exports – a central journal with CSV export makes preparing everything for you or your tax advisor considerably easier.

In Germany, privately held cryptocurrencies in the spot market are generally subject to a one-year holding period, while futures and margin trades are taxed differently. With the EU directive DAC8, crypto platforms will increasingly report transactions to tax authorities from 2026 – all the more reason to keep clean records of your own. Note: this does not replace professional tax advice.