Smart money leaves a trail.
We dig it up.
TradingView indicators for gold, crypto and the Nasdaq. Order blocks from two timeframes, the levels price keeps coming back to, and entry, stop, targets and a lot size on every setup. PRO covers all of them — and whatever ships next.
Every configuration measured on its own — its own symbol, its own timeframe — and the ones that failed are published beside them.
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Prepare, and watch the market unravel.
Zones are drawn while nothing has happened yet. What price does with them afterwards is the whole test.
There is no buy signal in here and no setting that creates one. The engine finds where orders were left behind, draws the levels, prints the entry, stop, targets and size that go with them — and stops there, because the last call is the one that should be yours.
That is the design rather than a limit on it. A tool that decided for you would be one you could never check, and you would be trusting it exactly as blindly on the day it stopped working. What this replaces is the hour of marking levels by hand, not the judgement you bring to them.
Annual saves 40%. The first 50 pay €250 a year.
PRO is the whole catalogue — every indicator, the strategy editions included, and every one released after you subscribe, at no extra cost. ENTRY is one vehicle of your choice with ZONE DIGGA and REGIME DIGGA, €20 a month, less on annual. The founding rate is the whole catalogue for €250 a year, and it never rises for as long as your subscription runs.
- One PRO vehicle — Gold, Index or Crypto, your pick
- ZONE DIGGA and REGIME DIGGA beside it
- Trade levels on every setup — entry, stop, target, size
- Independent sleeves, each with its own alerts
- One PRO vehicle — Gold, Index or Crypto, your pick
- ZONE DIGGA and REGIME DIGGA beside it
- Trade levels on every setup — entry, stop, target, size
- Independent sleeves, each with its own alerts
- One PRO vehicle — Gold, Index or Crypto, your pick
- ZONE DIGGA and REGIME DIGGA beside it
- Trade levels on every setup — entry, stop, target, size
- Independent sleeves, each with its own alerts
- One PRO vehicle — Gold, Index or Crypto, your pick
- ZONE DIGGA and REGIME DIGGA beside it
- Trade levels on every setup — entry, stop, target, size
- Independent sleeves, each with its own alerts
- Every indicator in the catalogue
- All three vehicles — Gold, Index and Crypto
- The strategy editions — equity curve and trade list
- New releases included as they ship
- Every indicator in the catalogue
- All three vehicles — Gold, Index and Crypto
- The strategy editions — equity curve and trade list
- New releases included as they ship
- Every indicator in the catalogue
- All three vehicles — Gold, Index and Crypto
- The strategy editions — equity curve and trade list
- New releases included as they ship
- Every indicator in the catalogue
- All three vehicles — Gold, Index and Crypto
- The strategy editions — equity curve and trade list
- New releases included as they ship
- Everything in PRO — every indicator, every strategy edition
- Every future release, at your rate
- The price never rises while your subscription runs
€250 a year for the first 50. After that it is €50 a month. Our thanks to the early supporters.
- Everything in PRO — every indicator, every strategy edition
- Every future release, at your rate
- The price never rises while your subscription runs
$281 a year for the first 50. After that it is $56 a month. Our thanks to the early supporters.
Every figure is the final price, VAT included — nothing is added at checkout. Sold through Whop (merchant of record). 10 days free first; starting access immediately waives the 14-day right of withdrawal —terms.
Dollar figures are an indication only, converted at 1.124 as of 2026-11-05. Every subscription is charged in euro, and your bank sets the rate on the day.
How to buy (requires a Whop account) →The measured one. Gold, sleeve by sleeve.
Two sleeves on gold, each measured on its own
Everything the trade needs is on the chart the moment the setup confirms and not a candle later. Red is what you stand to lose if it fails; green is what it is aiming at, ending on the level it was measured to. The lot size is worked out from the account size and risk percentage you typed in, so the number is yours rather than a default somebody else chose.
- Two sleeves on 15-minute gold — order-block Scalps and the overnight-range Regular
- Scalps on spot XAUUSD or MGC / GC futures, the same configuration on both
- A diamond only where a sleeve places an order, followed to its fill and exit
- Entry, stop, exit and position size on every order's card
- One alert per chart carries every event — order, fill, exit
The same engine. Measured on crypto.
Open interest for direction, Scalps with a warning label
Two lanes for Bybit perpetuals. OI Flush looks for forced selling: when price and open interest have both fallen unusually hard in 24 hours, it goes long at the next 4-hour open and exits 24 hours later, with no stop. On 50 coins not used in its design it made +0.65% per trade after cost and funding, in backtest; the forward log started in November 2026. Scalps are measured on seven charts, a selection from 50 coins where the lane as a whole stayed below PF 1; everywhere else they run under an UNMEASURED warning.
- OI Flush Long on any Bybit perpetual, with entry and 24-hour exit marked
- Scalps measured on ETH, CAKE, KAS, ETC, SHIB1000 and POL 15m, and HYPE 5m
- Scalps on any other coin carry an UNMEASURED warning, because they have no proven record
- Trade levels on every diamond, with a note on when the measured record would have skipped it
The Nasdaq, on both of its tapes.
A setup that stands on two feeds is worth more than one
FX:NAS100 and the CME contract trade the same index at slightly different prices, on tapes that do not open and close together. Require a setup to appear on BOTH before a limit rests and, measured across three feeds, nine of nine combinations improved — and what it buys is drawdown rather than profit: on the futures cell the total barely moves while the ride roughly halves. It ships off by default, and it is ignored on gold, where the same rule was measured and loses.
- Three measured cells, picked by the symbol — Nasdaq futures, Nasdaq CFD, spot gold
- No lane dropdown and no preset selector — open the chart and its cell runs
- Require a setup to stand on both Nasdaq tapes before a limit rests
- Trade levels on every setup — entry, stop, target and a lot size for your account
- A table that says which cell is running and whether a pasted preset actually loaded
The levels that decide. On any market.
You are not the crowd. You are waiting for it.
Most of the levels on a chart decide nothing. A handful decide everything, and they are the ones price keeps coming back to. From here on you know which is which — and you are already standing there when the rest of the market works it out.
- Round-number zones on any symbol and any timeframe
- Five tiers, from the majors down to the minors, each switchable
- Asset class detected automatically — metals, crypto, indices, forex, the dollar index
- Shaded bands rather than lines, because price respects an area
- Palette adapts to a bright or dark chart, or set every tier yourself
What kind of market is this?
A yes-or-no trend filter throws away everything worth knowing
A market can be trending hard, trending weakly, coiled and quiet, violent and going nowhere, or simply drifting. Those are five different situations that call for five different responses, and a single green light cannot tell them apart. REGIME DIGGA names the situation and tells you how much to believe it.
- Six states — Trend Up, Trend Down, Squeeze, Volatile, Chop and Conflict
- A score from −100 to +100 — the sign is direction, the size is conviction
- Volatility on its own axis, so a coiled squeeze is told apart from a whipsaw
- The full verdict on two higher timeframes, in a status table
- Six alerts — state changes, trend turns, squeezes, and the score crossing zero
Two plans. One catalogue.
Every tool below comes with PRO, and so does anything released after you subscribe. On ENTRY you have the one vehicle you picked, with ZONE DIGGA and REGIME DIGGA beside it.
- ENTRY PICK · PROGOLD DIGGA PRO
Two measured sleeves for gold, on the 15-minute chart. A diamond only where a sleeve places an order.
- PROGOLD DIGGA PRO ULTRA
GOLD DIGGA PRO as a strategy. The Strategy Tester shows every number we publish, on your chart.
- ENTRY PICK · PROCRYPTO DIGGA PRO
A 4-hour long built on open interest, plus Scalps measured on seven charts and flagged everywhere else.
- PROCRYPTO DIGGA PRO ULTRA
CRYPTO DIGGA as a strategy. OI Flush or Scalps in the Strategy Tester, one lane at a time, on your own chart.
- ENTRY PICK · PROINDEX DIGGA PRO
The Nasdaq, on both of its tapes — and the one toggle that makes a setup count twice.
- PROINDEX DIGGA PRO ULTRA
The bench the index cells were built on — four lanes, one at a time, and the strings PRO plays.
- ENTRY · PROZONE DIGGA
The levels everyone agrees on before price arrives — and the ones the chart built for itself.
- ENTRY · PROREGIME DIGGA
Names the kind of market you are in, and how much to believe it.
PRO, as a strategy. Check it yourself.
Included with PRO. The indicator draws the sleeves on your chart; the strategy edition runs the same sleeves in TradingView's Strategy Tester.
The published numbers, on your own chart
GOLD DIGGA PRO ver2.0 in strategy mode: the same two sleeves, running as a real TradingView strategy with equity curve, trade list and deep backtesting. One sleeve per instance, because TradingView nets a strategy into one position. The factory defaults are the measured gold 15m configuration, so there is nothing to paste: open it and the tester shows the published trade list.
- A real strategy on TradingView — equity curve, trade list, deep backtesting
- Factory defaults = the measured gold 15m configuration
- Scalps or Regulars, one per instance — add it twice to see both
- The tuning menu stays open for experiments
- Runs on any symbol, with a red warning where nothing was measured
That earlier run (a v1.x configuration on Ethereum, not the v2.0 gold defaults) in full: 184 trades across the year, profit factor 1.26, maximum drawdown 10.4%, just under a third of trades profitable. It was measured in a year Ethereum rose, so it has not been shown to work in a falling one, and the curve spends its first six weeks under water. One instrument, one year, measured by the people selling it.
Backtest results — past performance is not indicative of future results.
One bundle. However you trade.
There is no one way to use these
Breakouts, reversals, session opens, mean reversion, a level you drew yourself last Tuesday — run whatever you already run, on whatever you already trade. What these add is agreement: when your read and these zones point the same way you take the trade knowing why, and when they do not you found that out before it cost you anything. Nothing here tells you what to do, nothing needs you to abandon a method that already works, and nothing stops working because you trade differently from the person who wrote it. The chart here is one of countless combinations — the indicator dropped on Ethereum as it comes, catching one good move, which is worth exactly what one chart is ever worth.
Both in development. When they ship they arrive in a PRO account at no extra cost; a new vehicle becomes one ENTRY can pick.
Majors and crosses, with session behaviour built into the tuning.
A model reads your chart and gives a second opinion on every setup.