← News
2026-09-26

Meet Your Trader Card

2 min read

Most trading platforms keep score in one way only: profit. But profit on its own says very little. A lucky week can hide terrible habits, and a losing week can come from doing everything right.

So we built something different. From today, every trader on My Edge has a trader card.

Where to find it

Open My profile — in the sidebar under Overview, in the menu under your name, or on the Profile tab in the app. Or go straight to myedgeofficial.com/profile.

What the card shows

Your card has one overall score from 0 to 100 and six stats behind it:

  • Discipline — how often you stick to your own rules
  • Patience — waiting for your setup instead of forcing trades
  • Emotional control — revenge trades, FOMO, tilt
  • Risk management — sizing and stops
  • Holding winners — letting good trades run
  • Consistency — how regularly you journal

Your score puts you in a league: Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum — and Edge, which you only reach by holding 85 or more for eight weeks in a row.

The card needs 10 active days within four weeks before it gives you a league. Until then it is calibrating.

Progress and achievements

Under the card you'll see how your score moved week by week, plus three achievements: your journal streak, days without breaking a rule, and revenge trades this month.

Leaderboard — never by profit

The leaderboard ranks traders by journal streak, days without a rule break, and progress this month. Nobody sees your money. You only appear if you choose to, and only under your nickname.

Want a clean start?

With Start the card over your card counts only from today. Nothing is deleted — your journal and trades stay where they are.

One honest rule

The card only knows what you tell it. If you break a rule and don't log it, the card will look better than you really trade — and that helps nobody. Tell Sentinel about your mistakes too. That is exactly how the card becomes a mirror worth looking into.

This page is educational commentary only. It does not constitute financial, investment or trading advice. See our full disclaimer.

0 Comments

Log in to join the discussion.

Log In