Lazy AlphaExisting members
For TradingView indicator subscribers
From November 1, Lazy Alpha comes as the Lazy Alpha app instead of a TradingView indicator. You get the same indicator, easier to read.
What to do
- Open app.lazyalpha.io.
- Log in with the Whop account you use now.
- That's it. Once you're in, the lounge and charts are ready.
We suggest logging in once before November 1. If it doesn't work, let us know.
What changes
| Now (TradingView) | Next (Lazy Alpha app) | |
|---|---|---|
| Where you see it | Add the indicator to a TradingView chart | Right in the app, nothing to add |
| Signal meaning | Label text | Tap a label for a plain-language explanation |
| Alerts | TradingView alert setup | Only your symbols and signals, in the app or by e-mail |
| Market view | - | Today's market weather in the lounge |
| Phone | TradingView app | Straight from the browser; add to home screen to use it like an app |
Discord stays the same
The community and announcements continue on Discord as they do now.
Membership and billing
Your membership and billing stay on Whop as now. If anything changes, we'll tell you in advance on Whop and Discord.
Which devices does it run on?
Any web browser on a phone, tablet or computer. Nothing to install; on a phone, add it to your home screen to open it like an app.
Are prices real-time?
Prices may be delayed, and trading outside regular hours may not be reflected. Signals are confirmed when a bar closes; during the session they show as previews that can still change.
Which timeframes and markets does the beta cover?
4-hour, daily and weekly charts, the ones trend following leans on. 1-hour, 30-minute and other intraday charts switch on soon, once they pass stability checks.
Markets today: US stocks, Korean stocks and crypto. More will follow step by step.