Bybit trading journal

Bybit draws active traders who stack up a lot of fills across many coins, and a long history of activity on its own tells you little. Astro pulls in your Bybit spot trades using a read-only API key, adds them to a structured journal, and keeps the record current without any manual work.

The connection asks for read-only permission only. Astro never places, modifies, or cancels orders. It reads your trade history to build the journal and nothing more, so your account stays fully under your control.

Each Bybit spot trade arrives in Astro sized in units of the coin. A BTC buy is recorded as a quantity of BTC, not as a notional dollar amount rounded to something unrecognizable. That precision matters when you are comparing multiple fills on the same coin or tracking how a position built up over time.

Astro journals spot trades on Bybit. Perpetual futures, options, and other derivatives are outside the scope of the journal, so the record you build reflects your spot activity clearly and without mixed signals from different trade types.

Active Bybit traders tend to accumulate hundreds of fills across many coins. Astro groups that history by coin, direction, setup, and playbook, so you can see which coins actually move the account and which setups hold up over time rather than reading through a raw transaction list.

Tag each trade with the setup behind it, collect related setups into playbooks, and add a reflection note when a trade is worth revisiting. A reporting currency keeps totals consistent across USDT-quoted and other pairs so the numbers roll up correctly.