01 · Energy level
Stress and alertness
Two scales from 0 to 5. Stress gives your inner tension level. Alertness gives your capacity to be present. Set as they are, without embellishment.
Hyvirtus uses these two scales as a reading frame during the session. A stressed trader who adjusts slowly and a sharp trader who adjusts slowly are not making the same inner movement.
02 · Tone of the day
Dominant emotion
Calm, focus, doubt, tension, euphoria. One emotion to choose, the one that dominates right now. Not yesterday, not in theory. Right now.
This emotion becomes a contextual reference for Hyvirtus. A decision made in doubt does not read the same as the same decision made in euphoria, even when the gesture is identical.
03 · What you want to set
Intention for the session
A free sentence. What you want this session to carry, or what you know might cause you to drift. Both are valid.
The intention is not a numerical target. It is a qualitative compass that Hyvirtus holds to confront, at the close, with what actually happened.
04 · The trap you know
Risk of the day to avoid
Five known traps: FOMO, overtrading, revenge, impulse, euphoria. You choose the one you have learned to recognize in yourself.
When Hyvirtus reads you during the session, the risk you declared becomes a primary reading grid. Not the only one. But the first one it consults.
05 · The ground you want to hold
Pillar of the day to respect
One of the six pillars: inner discipline, capital management, risk management, vision, method, commitment. The one you choose as the central anchor of the session.
The pillar of the day is what Dojo Live watches first. If you hold it during the session, Hyvirtus surfaces that. If you break it, Hyvirtus surfaces that too.
06 · What you commit to
Commitment for the session
A short phrase, tailored to your trader profile. It is the pact you make with yourself before opening Dojo Live.
The commitment stays visible in the background during the session, then appears in the Timeline at close. To measure the distance between what you set and what you actually did.