Scope360 is expanding its trading infrastructure with a new integration: PERPTools support is now available inside the trading journal.
This update is an important step for traders who work with decentralized trading platforms and want to keep their performance analysis structured, accurate, and data-driven. With this release, Scope360 becomes the first trading journal that allows users to connect a DEX exchange.
For traders, this means that PERPTools trading activity can now be synchronized with Scope360 and analyzed inside one workspace. Instead of tracking DEX trades manually or keeping separate records across different tools, users can bring their trading data into a journal designed for performance review, statistics, and decision-making.
Why PERPTools Support Matters
Decentralized trading is becoming a larger part of the crypto derivatives market. More traders are using DEX infrastructure for perpetual contracts, liquidity access, and wallet-based execution. As this market grows, the need for proper trade tracking and performance analytics grows with it.
Scope360’s PERPTools integration brings DEX trading into a structured journal environment. Traders can review their results, analyze behavior, track performance by instrument, evaluate commissions, and better understand how their trading decisions affect long-term outcomes.
This is not just another exchange connection. It is a step toward making decentralized trading data easier to work with, review, and improve.
A Trading Journal Built for Modern Crypto Traders
Scope360 is designed to help traders move beyond screenshots, memory, and emotional conclusions. Because relying on memory after a losing streak is basically asking your brain to write fiction.
Inside the journal, traders can analyze their trading history through clear metrics and visual data. This makes it easier to identify what is working, where mistakes repeat, and how consistent the strategy really is.
With PERPTools support, Scope360 now gives DEX traders the same type of structured analytics that many traders already expect from centralized exchange integrations.
How to Connect PERPTools to Scope360
The PERPTools connection in Scope360 uses wallet-based authorization, not API keys.
This is especially important for DEX trading, where wallet interaction is part of the account structure. Instead of creating and managing API keys, the connection is completed through a wallet signature and Orderly registration process.
The setup includes three main steps.
Step 1: Select Network and Wallet
First, the user selects the network and wallet for the connection.
For EVM-based connection, the user chooses EVM to connect through Arbitrum.
For Solana-based connection, the user selects SOL and connects through the chosen Solana wallet.
This allows Scope360 to identify the correct wallet environment and prepare the connection process for PERPTools.
Step 2: Sign the Orderly Message
After the network and wallet are selected, Scope360 creates an Orderly key.
The user is then asked to sign a registration message through their wallet. Once the message is signed, the key is registered in Orderly.
This step links the wallet-based PERPTools account with Scope360 and allows the system to prepare the account for data synchronization.
Step 3: Account Connection and Synchronization
After the Orderly message is signed and the key is registered, the account is connected.
The connection data is sent to the Scope360 backend, where the synchronization process begins. Once synchronization is active, PERPTools trading data becomes available inside the Scope360 trading journal.
From there, traders can start reviewing their activity, analyzing performance, and using journal metrics to improve their trading process.
What Traders Can Analyze After Connecting PERPTools
Once PERPTools is connected to Scope360, traders can use the journal to review their decentralized trading activity in a more structured way.
They can analyze trading performance, track PnL dynamics, review results by trading pair, monitor commissions, study win rate, compare setups, and identify patterns in execution.
The goal is not just to store trade history. The goal is to turn trading data into useful feedback.
For active traders, this is one of the most important parts of improvement. A journal helps separate actual performance from subjective impressions. It shows whether a strategy is working, where risk management breaks down, and which decisions repeatedly create or destroy results.
Why This Update Is Important for DEX Traders
DEX trading gives traders more flexibility, but it also creates a stronger need for clean data and structured analysis.
Without a proper trading journal, decentralized trading history can become fragmented. Trades may be executed through a wallet, reviewed through one interface, and analyzed somewhere else manually. That creates gaps in the trading process.
Scope360’s PERPTools integration helps solve this by bringing DEX trading data into one analytical workspace.
For traders using PERPTools, this means a more complete view of their trading process. For Scope360, it marks an important expansion beyond traditional exchange integrations.
Scope360 Continues to Expand Trading Analytics
The addition of PERPTools support shows how Scope360 is developing as a trading analytics platform for modern markets.
Crypto trading is no longer limited to centralized exchanges. Traders now operate across CEX platforms, DEX infrastructure, perpetual markets, and wallet-based systems. A modern trading journal has to support that reality.
By becoming the first trading journal with DEX exchange connection, Scope360 opens a new layer of analysis for decentralized traders.
PERPTools users can now connect their account, synchronize trading data, and analyze their performance inside Scope360 with the same level of structure and clarity expected from a professional trading journal.
