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LearningApril 3, 2026
Why Your Stop Loss Distance Is Killing Your Win Rate
By Doji Works
Most traders obsess over entries. The stop is where the real damage happens. Here is the math behind stop placement and why a tighter stop almost never helps you.
ProductApril 2, 2026
What We Shipped in March 2026 — and What Is Coming Next
By Doji Works
A full breakdown of everything added to Doji Works in March 2026: customizable dashboards, 2FA, prop firm accounts, performance optimization, and a look at what is landing next.
ProductMarch 18, 2026
Product Update: 20+ Analytics Panels, Prop Firm Tracking, and What's Coming Next
By DojiWorks
We shipped 20+ analytics panels across Overview, Deep Dive, and Weekly Review tabs. Built for prop firm traders with real-time drawdown tracking. Here's what's live and what's coming next.
LearningMarch 15, 2026
Prop Firm Trading Explained: How Challenges Work and What You Need to Know
By Doji Works
A clear guide to prop firm challenges, funded accounts, the rules you need to follow, and how traders use them to access capital without risking their own.
ProductMarch 13, 2026
What's New in Doji Works: Advanced Filters, MT5 Integration, and More
By Doji Works
A rundown of everything shipped this month: journal table view, advanced filtering, MT5 EA download, P&L calendar, and more.
LearningMarch 13, 2026
Risk-to-Reward Is Useless Without Execution Quality
By Doji Works
Knowing R:R ratios is step one. What separates improving traders from stuck ones is whether they actually hit their targets, and whether they track it.

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Why Your Stop Loss Distance Is Killing Your Win Rate

What We Shipped in March 2026 — and What Is Coming Next

Product Update: 20+ Analytics Panels, Prop Firm Tracking, and What's Coming Next

Prop Firm Trading Explained: How Challenges Work and What You Need to Know

What's New in Doji Works: Advanced Filters, MT5 Integration, and More

Risk-to-Reward Is Useless Without Execution Quality