Trader Make Money

What it is

A hosted trade journal for crypto only. You connect an exchange account with a read-only API key, or a Hyperliquid wallet address, and TMM imports the fills, rebuilds them into trades and keeps syncing. Each trade carries its entries and exits, fees, funding, leverage and a price chart; you add entry-reason tags, a description and a conclusion. Around that sit dashboards built from a widget catalogue of 60-plus on the free plan and 90-plus at the top — win rate, profit factor, expectancy, drawdown, PnL by hour, weekday, tag or symbol — month, week and day analysis views, and a diary.

The vendor's own FAQ draws the line this catalogue cares about: TMM "is designed for reviewing trades you have already made. It does not execute trades, predict prices or tell you what to buy." The rest of the product is consistent with that. The risk-management section sets per-trade, daily and leverage limits, logs every breach and can alert you, but by its own guide "will not automatically close positions on the exchange". Its "backtest" replays your own history as if those limits had held; it does not test a strategy against market data.

The AI Coach is a chat over your journal: it reads your trades, tags and notes, builds widgets on request and keeps a memory of goals you ask it to remember. The vendor says it gives no signals and picks no assets, and the terms say its output is not advice. It does give advice about your own trading — the vendor's showcase session tells the trader to skip eight of their setups and not to trade at noon, midnight or 11 PM — and it puts a number on next month: "~$18k–$22k next month instead of $11.5k", reached by assuming last month repeats without those trades. Requests and the relevant trade data go to third-party AI providers, by the privacy policy.

The social half. A Top Traders leaderboard ranks opted-in accounts daily and monthly by profit over deposits, and gives the monthly top three a month of the Trader plan. Public profiles show the statistics the trader picks, but by the user guide a cumulative-profit widget is mandatory and single trades cannot be hidden, only everything before a chosen date; they can link the trader's X, Telegram, Discord and other accounts. Trade notifications can be posted to a public Telegram channel or Discord server, with a privacy mode that hides profit and volume. A mentor mode lets a PRO Trader account read the trades of students it accepts into a group and leave notes on them. A public Top coins page lists the tickers TMM users open most often, over windows from five minutes to 24 hours. TMM sells no signals itself; these are tools for publishing your own record or the crowd's activity, and the leaderboard and Top coins pages each say they are not a trading signal. The user guide does pitch a leaderboard place as a way of "attracting clients and investors"; the pages checked describe no way to copy or subscribe to another account's trades.

The homepage claims more than 100,000 traders use TMM; the figure is the vendor's own.

Pricing

In US dollars, read on 4 November 2026. The pricing page opens on annual billing and prints the annual rate per month; the month-to-month and six-month rates appear only after the billing switch is moved to "Pay monthly" or "Pay every 6 months", are not in the served HTML, and were read from the plan data in the page's own script. The monthly figures reproduce the annual "Saving" badges exactly (36, 36 and 84 a year). Month to month, then six-monthly and annual billing:

• Novice — free, and it does not expire;
• Novice+ — 9 a month; 48 every six months; 72 a year;
• Trader — 15 a month; 84 every six months; 144 a year;
• PRO Trader — 29 a month; 162 every six months; 264 a year.

What separates the plans is connections and the history window, not how much is stored. Every plan stores every imported trade; Novice shows the last 31 days, Novice+ six months, Trader and PRO Trader everything. One connection is one API key or one wallet address, and two accounts on the same exchange are two connections. CSV export starts at Novice+; the REST API, MAE and MFE, screenshot uploads and Telegram and Discord trade alerts at Trader. AI Coach messages are an approximation of a monthly usage budget that resets on the first of the month (UTC) and declines further requests when it runs out, rather than billing more.

A 15-day trial of the Trader plan needs no card and is available once per account. The pricing page lists USDT, Visa, Mastercard, Google Pay and Apple Pay, and says what is offered at checkout may depend on your location; the terms name Stripe among the processors. Crypto payments are prepaid and do not renew; card payments renew until cancelled. An upgrade mid-period credits the unused part of the old plan and is paid in crypto; a downgrade is not possible until the paid period ends. The refund policy deducts the month in use and requires at least one unused month to remain.

Data & coverage

Eleven venues by the exchanges page, each marked as tracking funding and liquidations and with "Instant" sync. "Instant" is the vendor's word, and this card's realtime rests on it; how many seconds a new fill takes to reach the journal was not measured. The first import reaches as far back as the venue lets TMM go, by the table below; after that TMM keeps everything. The same page's introduction says "your full history is imported on first connection" and its FAQ that "most exchanges provide full trade history via API", while its own table gives full history for three of the eleven:

• Full history — Binance, Kraken, Aster DEX;
• 730 days — Bybit;
• 180 days — Gate.io;
• 90 days — OKX, Bitget, KuCoin, BingX;
• 30 days — MEXC;
• Last 10,000 orders — Hyperliquid.

The nine centralised venues are imported for spot and futures. Hyperliquid and Aster DEX are futures only; Hyperliquid is connected by wallet address alone, Aster by read-only key. The table says "Futures" without separating perpetuals from dated contracts, but the OKX page names perpetual swaps and dated expiry futures, and the vendor's exchange list marks Bybit's inverse contracts as imported. Bybit's EU and Indonesian domains and OKX's regional domains are separate connections, added by the vendor as the exchanges split. Stocks, forex, options and traditional brokers are not supported, by the FAQ.

Net PnL is realised PnL minus commission, funding and other fees. Leverage and return on deposit are calculated only for trades opened after the key was added, because, by the user guide, most exchanges do not hand over historical balances. MAE and MFE come from one-minute candles, so trades shorter than a minute have none. The trade charts update live, with one-second candles on Binance, Bybit and OKX, drawing tools and up to four timeframes side by side. A Market Conditions widget, which groups your trades by volatility, volume, BTC correlation and funding at entry, takes its data from CryptoScreener, which the vendor calls a partner.

Integrations

An MCP server at the vendor's own host, free on every plan including Novice: fifteen read-only tools over your trades, statistics, tags and diary, connected by OAuth sign-in from Claude, Claude Code or ChatGPT's developer mode, or by a personal token. The diary is a separate permission. An unauthenticated request to the endpoint on 4 November 2026 answered 401 with an OAuth protected-resource challenge for trades:read notes:read; a made-up path beside it returned 404. The server reads the same history window as your plan.

A REST API (v2) on Trader and PRO Trader, authenticated by an API-KEY header or a JWT, with documented rate-limit headers and a published OpenAPI reference. It reaches trades, orders, dashboards and widgets, notes, tags, risk rules and their backtest, CSV export and an SSE stream. Partners can register for an OAuth flow that hands them a user's key, for paid users only. The reference documents no webhooks; outbound notifications go to Telegram and Discord, with a template language for the message. Export formats are CSV only. The API licence requires a visible link to TMM on any public page that uses the API, and is governed by Mexican law.

Limitations

• Crypto, eleven venues, read from APIs. The FAQ says manual trade creation and CSV import are not supported, so a trade on an unsupported venue cannot be journaled at all.
• The first import is short on several venues. MEXC gives 30 days, OKX, Bitget, KuCoin and BingX 90, Gate.io 180 and Hyperliquid the last 10,000 orders. The help pages offer no way to fetch anything older later; the API reference lists an orders-archive download that is admin-only and "not supported by all exchanges".
• The free plan is a 31-day window. Older trades stay stored but invisible until you pay, and there is no export on Novice to take them elsewhere.
• Leverage and return on deposit start the day you connect. Earlier trades get PnL but not those two figures.
• No legal entity is named. The Terms, privacy policy, refund policy and API licence name no company beyond the brand Trader Make Money; the Terms choose Mexican law, the footer gives an address in Cancún and the contacts page names the CEO only as Nikita S. Which entity you contract with is not stated on the site.
• The vendor's pages disagree on what the MCP server reads. The MCP page's plan table gives "Free" the last month and "Novice and Novice+" six months, although Novice is the free plan and the pricing page gives it 31 days.
• The AI Coach's projections are the past re-added. The "Projected result" in its showcase, "~$18k–$22k next month", is last month without the losing setups and hours, carried forward on the assumption that the rest repeats; it models nothing about the market, and the terms say the coach's output may be inaccurate.

Alternatives

Among the other crypto journals here, TradeChainly also has a read-only MCP connector, on a single paid plan; CoinMarketMan syncs BloFin, Phemex and WOO X, which TMM does not; Thrive takes CSV imports, which TMM does not, and has no free tier. A journal tab inside a terminal is the other way to get this: Altrady imports exchange accounts into a journal beside its order ticket and bots. For reading any Hyperliquid address rather than your own, HyperTracker shows positions and PnL for every wallet. If you would rather keep the fills yourself, see how to export exchange trade history and how to get Hyperliquid positions and trade history. Other products with an MCP server are listed on tools with MCP.