What Dossier shows you while a position is still open.
Live price, PnL, market cap, hold time, and one pill telling you whether this position is running clean.
The journal is retrospective on purpose. A trade gets imported, reconstructed, graded and named after it closes, and not straight away: it waits 15 minutes so the post-exit candles land, which puts the grade about 16 minutes behind the close. That is useful the next morning. It is no use at 3am with the position still open and your cursor over the sell button.
The Live tab is the one surface that runs while the money is still at risk. It tracks what you are holding, what it is worth, how long you have held it, and whether anything about it is already worth knowing.
It shows you that, and then it stops. That is the design, not a gap in it.
What is on the tab
Every open position you are holding, across every wallet you have attached. Positions come from the same import that groups your buys, sells and partial exits, so one stays on the tab until it is fully closed. Selling half changes the size, it does not move the trade into the journal.
A position you opened four minutes ago is already listed. What is not sitting next to it is a letter grade, and will not be until well after you close it.
- The live price on the token you are holding, polled roughly every 15 to 30 seconds.
- Your profit or loss on the position, as a percentage.
- The token's market cap.
- How long the position has been open.
- A status pill: ON PLAN, PATTERN, or RUG_RISK.
What the pill actually means
One badge per row, three states, and it is deliberately blunt. ON PLAN is the default and means nothing has tripped.
PATTERN fires on either of two things: the token carries a risk score of 5 or above, or the analyses already written on this position tagged it for FOMO or panic. RUG_RISK is the harder one, and fires on a risk score of 8 or above or a rug indicator on the token itself.
So the pill answers a narrow question: does the token's risk profile, or your own record on this specific position, say you have been here before. It is one badge rather than a per-mistake breakdown, and it does not carry a count.
What the pill is not
It is not a similarity engine. It does not compare the position you are in against the shape of trades you have closed before, and it does not score how closely this one resembles a trade that went badly. That would be a good feature. It is not this one.
It also does not break down by mistake category. The taxonomy splits cleanly into mistakes that are already settled when your buy fills, mistakes that develop while you hold, and mistakes that cannot exist until the sell prints. That split is real and it is why an open position cannot be graded. But the live pill does not expose it. You get one badge, not a per-category readout.
Why the grade still waits for the close
Grades judge decisions, not outcomes, and exits are judged only on data that was visible before the sell. That rule is why a losing trade can grade well and a profitable one can grade badly. It also means there is nothing to grade while you are open: the decision that carries the most weight has not been made yet.
When you close, the chart is rebuilt from 15 minutes before entry to 60 minutes after exit, which is why the grade waits 15 minutes for those candles to exist. The post-mortem lands about 16 minutes after the close.
A pill while you are open and a grade after you close are different objects. Do not read one as a draft of the other.
The line between this and a sell signal
A signal has a view on the token. It claims price is going somewhere and tells you to act on the claim. The pill has no view on where price goes next. It reports a risk score that already existed and analyses that were already written.
That cuts both ways. A PATTERN pill can sit on the best trade you make this month, because a risky token is not the same thing as a losing one. You can close on a pill and watch the token triple, and the pill still was not wrong, because it never made a claim about the price.
The numbers on the tab are computed from your data and the token's. The model interprets figures, it does not produce them, and it is never asked what you should do with the position.
Limits worth knowing before you lean on it
The tab only sees what you have given it, and only while you are looking at it.
Deleting a wallet hard-deletes its trades, positions and analyses immediately, which also removes the analyses a PATTERN pill reads from.
- Wallets are 1, 3 and 10 by plan. A position in a wallet you have not attached never appears here.
- A PATTERN pill that depends on your own analyses needs those analyses to exist. A position nobody has graded yet has nothing to read.
- Your journal reaches back 30 days on Free, 90 on Pro and 365 on Degen, and the behaviour profile behind the journal refreshes weekly on Free, daily on Pro and every 12 hours on Degen.
- Solana mainnet only. The tab is a page in a browser: no mobile app, no extension, so nothing reaches you while it is closed.
What it does not do
- It does not tell you to sell. No target, no exit price, no hold-or-close call.
- It does not show RSI or any other technical indicator. Price, PnL, market cap, hold time and one pill is the whole readout.
- It does not match this position against your closed trades. The pill reads the token's risk score and this position's own analyses, nothing wider.
- It does not grade an open position. The grade lands after the close, judged only on data that was visible before the sell.
- It does not push, text or message you, and it does not do price alerts. There is no mobile app and no extension, so you have to open the tab to see anything.