See the work behind your progress.
Every real trading day with the indicator earns XP. XP builds your rank; showing up consistently builds your activity tier. The dashboard also shows learning, journal and community milestones. XP is symbolic progress: it is not cash, store credit, a discount, or a measure of trading performance.
Eight ranks. One arc.
From first session to the top of the ladder: each rank has three divisions (III → II → I). Rank tracks activity; it does not alter your subscription price.
Rookie
0 XP Starting rank
Apprentice
200 XP 200 XP milestone
Disciplined
500 XP 500 XP milestone
Consistent
900 XP 900 XP milestone
Sharp
1,400 XP 1,400 XP milestone
Tactician
2,000 XP 2,000 XP milestone
Strategist
2,800 XP 2,800 XP milestone
Legend
3,800 XP 3,800 XP milestoneYour current rank and the next milestone are visible in your account. XP may decay after inactivity; it never changes a billed amount.
XP comes from showing up — not from grinding.
The spine of everything is the Trading Day: a real session with the indicator on a market day. Journal actions only count on a trading day, so there is nothing to farm.
| Action | Limit | XP |
|---|---|---|
| Trading Day — a real session with the indicator | 1 / day | +15 |
| Journaled trade | first 3 / day | +5 |
| GEX tag on a journaled trade | first 3 / day | +2 |
| Morning map check-in | 1 / day | +3 |
| Weekly review — server-graded | 1 / week | +40 |
| Active-week streak | capped | +1 / week |
Daily routine is capped at 60 XP (a full honest day is 44); the weekly review sits on top. Inactivity decays XP gently after a 14-day grace — discipline that stops, progress slows. Come back and you rebuild from where the decay left you, not from zero.
Activity: a rolling 60-day window.
Loyalty counts your trading days over the last 60 calendar days — a rolling window, not a calendar month. It is a progress marker, separate from rank and billing.
The window updates as days enter and leave it. These tiers show consistency only; they do not apply a price reduction or change a renewal.
Seasons: a quarterly score, separate from your history.
Season score
Each quarter, a separate season score counts the XP you earn during that season and feeds the leaderboard. At reset, only the season score resets.
Your history stays visible
Your underlying XP history remains visible. Effective XP and rank can still change after inactivity; only the season score resets each quarter.
Billing stays boring
XP, ranks and seasons are separate from billing. There is no XP discount to claim, and this activity programme does not change your renewal price.
Questions traders actually ask.
Can I farm XP by spamming journal entries?
No. Journal XP only counts on a real trading day, only the first three trades and three tags count, and the weekly review is graded server-side. Twenty trades in a day earns exactly what three does.
What happens to my rank if I take a break?
Nothing for 14 days. After that, XP decays gently week by week — a 30-day absence typically costs about one rank. When you come back you rebuild from the decayed value, not from zero. The loyalty window is stricter: it is simply the last 60 days of showing up.
Does XP lower my subscription price?
No. XP, rank and the 60-day activity tier are symbolic progress. Your billed price follows your actual subscription terms, not your XP balance.
Where do I see my rank and XP?
In your dashboard: current rank and division, XP to the next rank, activity-tier progress and your recent XP history. Billing details are shown separately in your account.
Is any of this pay-to-win?
There is nothing to buy and nothing to win but your own consistency. XP measures discipline with the tool — it is not a performance score, and it says nothing about profits.
Start at Rookie. Everyone does.
The ladder starts with one real session. Track what you learn and how you use the tools, without a trading-performance promise or a pricing gimmick.