Define
Turn the way you trade into explicit rules instead of a setup that only makes sense in hindsight.
Strategy DNA
Make your rules rememberable.
Define the process you actually trade, then keep every meaningful change as a version. Your chart, journal, and review can point back to the rules that existed when the decision was made without publishing those rules to the public website.
Strategy DNA · rule recordYour process
StrategyYour process
Rule setMarket + sessionWhat you trade and when the rules apply.
SetupThe location and structure that make an opportunity relevant.
Trigger + invalidationWhat confirms the decision and what proves it wrong.
Target + pass rulesWhere the idea is going and when doing nothing is correct.
Version historyJournal contextIndicator presetDecision review
One job
Define. Version. Connect.
Version
When a rule changes, preserve the old sample and start a new strategy identity.
Connect
Keep trades, chart state, evidence, and review attached to the exact version that produced them.
Detailed member strategies and founder research stay inside authenticated workspaces. The public product only explains the Strategy DNA system.
Open member access →Decision structure
Separate context from confirmation.
A useful strategy distinguishes the environment that makes a setup worth watching from the event that actually confirms it. Signal Bridge stores those rules as member-owned strategy data instead of publishing a founder playbook.
Location + bias
Define where a setup matters and what larger context supports or weakens it.
Context
Record the supporting conditions that give the setup permission without confusing them with the trigger.
Trigger + invalidation
Define what confirms the decision and the condition that proves the idea wrong.
Private Strategy DNA keeps the actual rule set attributable while the public product stays product-focused.
Open your workspace →Your strategy, one record