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We just launched OrynTrade — think of it as TradingView, but with AI agents built-in, focused entirely on forex traders (for now).

Why we built this: Most traders use TradingView to chart and test ideas, but turning those ideas into automated strategies still requires coding, custom integrations, or buying opaque black-box bots. We wanted a platform that combines charting + AI guidance + live execution in one place.

What it does today: • TradingView-style charting — real-time forex data with the indicators you already use. • AI strategy agents — instead of coding, you describe rules (e.g., “Buy when RSI crosses 30 and MACD turns positive”), and an AI agent helps structure, refine, and validate them. • Instant backtesting — run those strategies across years of historical forex data. • Deploy as trading agents — launch agents that trade automatically through our paper trading and broker integration (not available in beta as we are still working out broker integrations). • Transparency — you see exactly why an agent takes each trade (no black box).

Who it’s for: • Traders who use TradingView but wish it could trade for them. • People curious about algorithmic trading but don’t want to learn Pine Script or Python. • Forex traders looking for structure, consistency, and automation.

How it’s different: • AI agents baked in — guiding you step by step, not just charting. • End-to-end — from idea → backtest → live agent, all in one platform. • Forex-first — built around the quirks of forex markets, prop challenges, and 24/5 trading.

We’re in early beta, and would love HN’s feedback: • What pain points do you hit with TradingView or algo tools today? • Which integrations (stocks, crypto, more brokers) would you want next? • How much “AI help” feels useful vs. too much?