PRISM adapts to volatility, cycle position and market structure to automatically identify signals traditional indicators miss.
Decision-support software · not financial advice
IChapter one
The indicators most traders still use were invented decades ago and built for a market that no longer exists.
01The tooling
The Relative Strength Index was introduced by J. Welles Wilder Jr. in 1978. Many of the indicators traders still use today were designed for markets that looked nothing like today.
02The money
Global M2 expands. Public debt grows. Liquidity is administered at a scale that did not exist when these indicators were designed.
03The asset
A four-year rhythm, a halving schedule fixed in code, and a supply calendar published years in advance. Yet non of the famously used indicators take any of this into account.
04The behaviour
Months of sideways consolidation, then days that redraw the chart. A fixed indicator reads both environments identically, because it has no way to tell them apart.
IIChapter two
05The read
PRISM processes market conditions continuously and marks what it finds directly on the chart, so you can read complex Bitcoin behaviour without working through dozens of indicators and calculations. Its focus is to shift time away from analysing the market, and focus more time on risk managements and judgement to increase trading performance.
Introduction
A short introduction of our indicator on a live chart, what it draws and how to read it.
A technical paper on what the engine does and why. Please read it before buying a subscription.
PRISM Charts · Technical Note 2026-08 · August 2026
Fifteen sections on the market premise, the two-layer architecture and the divergence constraint schema.
Pay in BTC or USDT, trade on TradingView. Every plan includes all five PRISM modules and the private Telegram group.
Every price below is half. When the clock runs out they go back to normal.
The full toolkit, one month at a time.
0.01 BTC
0.005 BTC / month
≈ $13.14 a day
Get MonthlyA full year for the price of four months.
0.04 BTC
0.02 BTC / year
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Get YearlyPay once. Never renew again.
0.16 BTC
0.08 BTC once
≈ $2.16 a day over two cycles
Get LifetimeEnterprise & business. Companies, funds and trading teams must have an Enterprise license, up to 10 TradingView seats, priority support.
Everything runs through our Telegram bot. It takes about two minutes.
Open the PRISM subscription bot on Telegram and choose Yearly — 0.02 BTC.
Enter your TradingView username and your country of residence.
Pay in BTC or USDT — the payment is processed by CoinPayments.
Within 1–2 business days your username is added to the invite-only indicator and you're added to the private Telegram signals group.
⚠ Crypto payments are final. Check that your TradingView username is spelled exactly right — access is tied to that one account. Contact us if you need to migrate later.
Roadmap
2019
The trading community behind PRISM opens its doors.
2020
Team Underground grows to 40,000 subscribers.
2022
The first generation of our signal engine goes live for the community.
2024
Tested across multiple market cycles; the beta version is hardened with live testers.
2026
The project becomes its own product: PRISM quantitative trading charts.
2026 · Q3
Public release on TradingView's invite-only system.
Q&A
Everything runs through our Telegram subscription bot. Pick your plan, enter your TradingView username and country of residence, then pay in BTC or USDT — payments are handled by CoinPayments. Within 1–2 business days your username is added to the invite-only script and you're added to the private Telegram signals group. The script then appears under Indicators → Invite-only scripts. No downloads, no files, no account sharing.
Bitcoin (BTC) and Tether (USDT), processed through CoinPayments inside the Telegram bot. Plan prices are denominated in BTC; the bot shows you the exact USDT equivalent at checkout if you pay in USDT.
A members-only group included with every plan, for as long as your plan is active. It's where we post signals, chart context and updates alongside the indicator. You're added automatically after your payment is confirmed.
The bot collects it at checkout for compliance and record-keeping on the payment side. It isn't published anywhere and isn't used for marketing.
No. Invite-only scripts work on free TradingView accounts. A paid TradingView plan only adds more indicators per chart, more alerts, and intraday features — nice, but not required.
No. Every signal is evaluated exclusively on confirmed (closed) bars. Set alerts to "Once per bar close" and what fired stays fired. Divergence lines update only forward in time, and invalidations are drawn honestly rather than deleted.
Yes — the core engine runs on any symbol and timeframe TradingView supports. The halving-cycle layer is specific to Bitcoin; on stocks and commodities the engine relies on its momentum, divergence and volatility-adaptive layers.
No indicator can promise that, and you should run from anyone who says otherwise. PRISM is a decision-support tool: it organizes cycle position, momentum and divergence evidence so your decisions are better informed. Past market behavior never guarantees future results.
Yes. All alert conditions support TradingView webhooks, so you can route signals to bots or notification services.
Any company, fund, prop desk or trading team. Enterprise licenses cover up to 10 TradingView usernames, with priority support. Personal licenses are for individual, non-commercial use only. Enterprise is arranged by email rather than through the bot.
Plans are priced in BTC, not dollars — the amount shown is the amount due, whenever you subscribe. If you pay in USDT, CoinPayments quotes the equivalent at the moment of checkout.
Message us before your access is granted and we'll correct it. Once a licence is active it can be moved once — email us from the same address with the old and new usernames.
