In development · Built for futures traders
Autonomous analysis on your TradingView chart. You keep control of every order.
Specialist agents map structure, monitor macro conditions and apply your risk rules — then return a single GO or NO-GO verdict per setup. Delta does the pre-trade homework; you place every trade.
A real MNQ setup, 16 Jun 2026. Watch three agents work it — nothing acts until they agree.
Live on your chart
Delta reads your TradingView chart and marks the levels, zones and verdict it finds — the same disciplined pre-trade process on every setup, without you working through it by hand. Live on-chart marking activates at launch; today Delta runs on the desktop dashboard.
Live TradingView integration
activates at launch
The agents
Every setup is worked by specialist agents — structure, macro, risk — each analyzing a different factor of the trade against a fixed rulebook. Their findings merge into one clear decision, so the homework is done before you even ask.
how the three verdict classes get issued · see a session log ↓
Maps liquidity pools, order blocks, fair-value gaps and market structure the way institutional flow reads them — and grades every zone before price gets there.
Monitors economic releases, Fed events and breaking headlines — scores market impact 0–100 and opens caution windows when conditions turn dangerous.
The final chokepoint. Hard risk caps, session cut-offs and confluence scoring — the agents must all agree before Delta hands you a GO.
Built-in discipline
The agents don't just find trades — they filter them. While they hunt for setups around the clock, they also know when conditions aren't worth your capital, and they'll tell you that too. A quality gate that keeps the chop off your P&L and your attention free.
*30-day no-lookahead backtest (MNQ, 5 Jun–3 Jul 2026): 19 sessions, 4 trades
(3 wins / 1 loss), profit factor 3.76, 15 stand-down days. This is early validation on a
small sample, not a track record — the point is the discipline, not the count.
How this was tested →
Past performance is not indicative of future results. Futures trading involves substantial risk of loss.
REPRESENTATIVE SESSION LOG — select a line for the rule behind it
The open printed overlapping two-sided bars with no displacement leg, so no zone earns a grade. Delta waits instead of guessing a direction.
Price reclaimed a premium level, but with no market-structure shift behind it. Reclaims without confirmation are watched, never traded.
A scheduled economic release opens an automatic caution window. Entries stay blocked until the print is out and the market's first reaction is verified.
MNQ swept a low that ES did not confirm — an active SMT divergence against the setup. Trades that fight it are vetoed outright, whatever the chart looks like.
Continuation long graded A+ with 8 independent confluences, risk capped at the structural invalidation. The only entry this session earned — and the only one offered.
Late setups don't get the time they need: prop-style accounts flatten at the New York close, so from 15:30 ET no new positions are proposed at all.
Early validation
We'd rather show you a transparent method on a small sample than a big number with no methodology. Here's exactly what was tested, how, and what it does — and doesn't — prove.
Each session was evaluated using only the bars available up to that moment — the finest resolution covering each date (60-minute early in the window, tightening to 15-minute by the end). The engine never saw a future bar when deciding to trade or stand down.
Four trades is a small sample by construction — the model stood down on 79% of sessions, including a −4.8% crash week, an FOMC with a new Fed chair, and two NFPs. That selectivity is the point. It is early validation of a method, not a track record, and it is not a promise of future results. It is separate from any live forward-test.
No. The results are internally documented and reproducible — computed in Python from logged bars, with the trade list and per-session reasoning kept on file. We don't claim third-party audit, because there hasn't been one.
Backtested results have inherent limitations and do not represent actual trading. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Futures trading involves substantial risk of loss.
Roadmap
Structure + liquidity mapping, macro monitor and risk gating — built and running in live desktop sessions.
No-lookahead backtest harness — documented, reproducible, internally validated. Ongoing on larger samples.
Early access opens. Founding members get first demos, launch-price eligibility and a vote on what's built next.
On-chart marking and verdicts on your own TradingView chart, with full session journaling.
Early access
Founding members get the first demo invites, launch-day pricing and a direct line into what gets built next. No spam — just the drop.
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Priority
Invite only
Questions
A set of specialist analysis agents that run your entire pre-trade process autonomously: liquidity mapping, structure grading, macro-event gating and hard risk rules — ending in a single clear GO / NO-GO verdict per setup. It's a deterministic rulebook, not a black box: the agents analyze and mark; you decide and execute every order.
No — by design. Delta never touches your orders. It surfaces graded setups with entries, stops and targets, and just as importantly tells you when not to trade. Execution stays 100% yours.
The engine was built and validated on Nasdaq-100 micro futures (MNQ). ES is used today only as a cross-market divergence (SMT) reference. ES/MES as tradeable instruments, and other index futures, are planned and follow founding-member votes.
A reserved founding spot: first demo invites, locked launch pricing and direct input on the roadmap. No payment is collected today — you're reserving priority, not buying yet. Reserve yours on the pre-order page.
A free, invite-only tier for a small group of early traders. It unlocks full access at launch and requires a personal access code. Have one? Redeem it on the Premium access page. No code? The waitlist is the way in.
No. Delta Intelligence is an analysis tool. Nothing it produces is investment advice, and futures trading involves substantial risk of loss. Trade only with capital you can afford to lose.