Product update
Welcome dYdX to the Synemer family
dYdX traders can now sync their history straight into Synemer. Add your wallet address once and your closed trades arrive automatically.
No API keys, no export files. Your journal gets the data it needs, and you get the time back for the review that actually matters.
- By
- Synemer
- Published
- September 23, 2026
- Updated
- September 23, 2026
- Read time
- 2 min read
About dYdX
dYdX is an order-book perpetuals exchange built on its own Cosmos-based appchain. Traders fund a self-custody wallet and trade directly from it, with no registered exchange account in the middle.
That wallet-first model is what makes the connector simple: your history can be read with nothing more than an address.
Why dYdX trades belong in a journal
Every trade you close carries information. Entry timing, position size and how the market moved after you acted. On their own, scattered trades hide that story.
Connected to a journal, the same trades become metrics you can measure. Win rate, profit factor and average R appear without any manual math.
How to connect your dYdX account
Open Settings, pick Crypto exchange as the connection type and choose dYdX. You will need your wallet address, the one that starts with dydx1.
Paste the address into Synemer and save. The first sync pulls your history, then keeps itself up to date from there.
What syncs automatically
Synemer brings in your closed perpetuals trades, including fees, and your open positions. The fields you would otherwise type by hand come across for you.
Your screenshots and notes still attach to each trade, so the numbers stay attached to the context that explains them.
A note on sub-accounts
dYdX lets you split trading across sub-accounts. Synemer reads sub-account 0, where most trading happens.
If you trade heavily from another sub-account, use the address that owns the trades you want to track, and reach out if you need sub-account support.
The day after you connect
Start with the weekly review. Open your journal, filter the last seven days and look at what the numbers are telling you.
Write one honest note on the trade that stands out. Small, consistent reviews turn a connected account into a real edge.
Start syncing with dYdX
Let your dYdX history do the data entry
Connect your wallet and let Synemer turn closed trades into a journal you can learn from.
