I Built a Tool to Publish Trade Setups Before the Result

[fxvnpro]

Hello Everyone,

I've been working on a problem I often see with forex signals and trading communities.

A screenshot of a winning trade is easy to share after the market has moved.

But it doesn't show what the trader actually published before the outcome was known.

So I built a system around a simple workflow:

BUILD → PUBLISH → TRADE → VERIFY

A trader creates a structured trade setup including:

Market / Direction / Entry / Stop Loss / Targets / Timeframe / Analysis

The original setup is then published and given a public URL before the result.

The trader can execute the trade normally on MT5.

When the trade finishes, the result can be connected back to the original setup and recorded as an MT5 Verified Result.

Over time, the trader builds a public track record containing both winning and losing trades instead of only selected screenshots.

The system also builds statistics such as:

Verified Trades · Win Rate · Total R · Markets Traded · Trader Score · Trading History

What I'm trying to test

I'm looking for a small group of forex traders, signal providers and EA developers willing to publish some real setups and tell me what works and what doesn't.

I'm especially interested in feedback on:

1. Is publishing a setup fast enough for daily trading?

2. What information should appear on a public trader profile?

3. Would signal providers share a verified profile like this with their followers?

4. What statistics would you want before following a trader?

Privacy

The MT5 verification bridge does not require your MT5 password.

The system is designed around trade-level verification rather than exposing private account information.

Important

I'm not claiming that verification proves future profitability.

A verified losing trade is still a verified trade.

The purpose is simply to preserve:

What was published before the trade → What actually happened afterward.

I'm currently looking for the first 50 traders/providers to test the system for free.

If anyone here trades XAUUSD, forex, crypto or indices and wants to test it, I'd really appreciate the feedback.

Don't just post signals. Prove the record.

Try the Trade Idea Builder:
https://www.fxvnpro.com/trading-tools/trade-idea-builder/

 

[fxvnpro]

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[fxvnpro]

Hi traders,


I want to share a simple workflow I use to structure a trade idea before the outcome is known.


The purpose isn't to predict that a trade will win.


The idea is to record the original setup — direction, timeframe, entry, stop loss and targets — before the result, so it can later be compared with what actually happened.


Here is the complete process using a simple XAUUSD setup.


Step 1 — Open Trade Idea Builder


Open the Trade Idea Builder and start a new setup.

Step 2 — Enter the basic trade setup


For a simple setup, I only need the essential information:

Setup Title : BUY GOLD247 RSI-MACD-STOCH
Symbol: XAUUSD
Direction: BUY or SELL
Timeframe: H1
Entry: 4464.57
Stop Loss: 4450.57
TP1: 4484.57
TP2: 4504.57
TP3: 4524.57


The important point is that these prices are defined before the result is known.

Step 3 — Add the reason for the trade


Next, I write a short explanation of why I am considering the setup.


It doesn't need to be complicated. It might include market structure, support/resistance, trend, liquidity, or indicator confirmation.


This is useful because later I can review not only whether the trade won or lost, but also whether the original reasoning made sense.

Step 4 — Attach the setup to a Trader ID


Each trader can use a Trader ID so multiple published setups can eventually form one public trading history.


Protecting the ID with a Recovery Code is optional and is mainly useful for restoring the same identity on another browser/device.

Step 5 — Analyze the setup


Now I analyze the trade.


The tool checks things such as the Entry/SL/TP structure and Risk-to-Reward.


The setup score should not be interpreted as the probability that the trade will win. It is simply a way of checking the structure of the idea.

Step 6 — Publish before the outcome


This is the part I consider most important.


I publish the setup before knowing whether TP or SL will be reached.


That creates a clear distinction between:


Trade idea published before outcome


and


Winning trade shown after outcome


Those are very different things.

Step 7 — Get a permanent setup URL


After publishing, the setup receives its own permanent URL.


For example:


fxvnpro.com/t/XXXXXXXXXX/


This URL represents that particular setup.

Step 8 — Open the public setup


Opening the URL shows the original trade idea that was published.


Other traders can inspect the direction, timeframe, Entry, Stop Loss and Take Profit levels instead of relying only on a screenshot posted after the market moved.

Step 9 — Another trader can modify the idea


If someone disagrees with my Entry, SL or targets, they don't need to change my original setup.


They can choose Modify This Setup and create their own version.


The original remains unchanged.

Step 10 — Create a shareable setup card


The setup can also be converted into a simple card for sharing in a trading discussion, Telegram group, Discord, etc.


The QR code points back to the original setup.

Step 11 — The setup is now on record


At this stage I don't need to claim that the trade is successful.


Its status can simply remain PENDING.


The important part is that the original idea already exists.

From there, the workflow becomes:


BUILD → PUBLISH → TRADE → VERIFY → REVIEW


I'm experimenting with connecting the later MT4/MT5 execution result back to the same original setup, so the final record can show both sides:


What was published before the outcome → What actually happened in the trading account.


I think this could be particularly useful for trading journals, signal providers and EA developers because it makes it harder to show only successful trades after the fact.


I'm interested in feedback from other traders:


What information would you want to see in a public trade record before you considered it useful or credible?

 

[sunar14]

publishing the setup before the move is the part that actually adds credibility. I’d want to see max drawdown, average R, losing streaks and performance by market/session on the profile too. Win rate alone can look great while hiding some pretty ugly risk

 

[fxvnpro]

publishing the setup before the move is the part that actually adds credibility. I’d want to see max drawdown, average R, losing streaks and performance by market/session on the profile too. Win rate alone can look great while hiding some pretty ugly risk

Thanks — that’s exactly the direction we want to take this. Publishing the original setup before the market moves creates the timestamped proof, but we agree that credibility shouldn’t stop at win rate.


We’re working toward richer Trader Profiles with metrics such as max drawdown, average R, consecutive losing streaks, and performance broken down by market and trading session. The goal is to show not just how often a trader wins, but how much risk they take to produce those results.


That should make it much harder for a high win rate to hide poor risk management. Really appreciate the feedback — these are exactly the kinds of metrics we want the verification layer to surface.

 

[fxvnpro]

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[fxvnpro]

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[lenarshakira]

I like the core idea because the valuable part is not the screenshot — it is preserving the original state before the outcome exists.

One thing I would add is an immutable revision history. If Entry, SL, TP or analysis is changed after publishing, the public page should show exactly what changed and when, instead of simply replacing the old value.

I would also separate “published result” from “verified execution result” very clearly in the UI.
That would make the trust model much easier to understand even for someone who does not know the technical side.

 

[fxvnpro]

I like the core idea because the valuable part is not the screenshot — it is preserving the original state before the outcome exists.

One thing I would add is an immutable revision history. If Entry, SL, TP or analysis is changed after publishing, the public page should show exactly what changed and when, instead of simply replacing the old value.

I would also separate “published result” from “verified execution result” very clearly in the UI.
That would make the trust model much easier to understand even for someone who does not know the technical side.

Hello lenarshakira,

Thanks — this is exactly the kind of feedback I was hoping to get.


You understood the main idea correctly. The important part is not creating another trade screenshot, but preserving what the trader actually published before the outcome was known.


I really like your suggestion about immutable revision history. Instead of silently replacing Entry, SL, TP or analysis, each modification should become a new revision while the original published version remains visible. Something like:


Original Setup → Revision 1 → Revision 2 → Final Result


with the timestamp and the exact fields changed at each step.


I also agree with separating Published Result and Verified Execution Result. They represent two different levels of information:


Published Setup/Result = what the trader declared and recorded on FXVNPro.
Verified Execution Result = execution/result data returned through the connected MT4/MT5 workflow.


Making that distinction obvious in the UI would probably make the trust model much easier to understand without requiring users to know anything about the underlying technology.


Thanks for the suggestion. I’m going to explore both ideas while keeping the original principle intact: preserve the trade idea first, then let the outcome speak for itself.