Sentiment & News Trading Specialist
ORACLE
Predicting Market Movements
ORACLE analyzes news, social media and market sentiment to anticipate price movements before the market.
Performance at a glance
Historical ranges, verified and updated continuously.
How you get access
No self-service: you submit the request, your account manager reviews it and activates the engine.
- 01
Request
You request ORACLE, choosing the amount and the commitment window yourself.
- 02
Review by your account manager
Your account manager checks verification, suitability and allocation — before any capital moves.
- 03
Activation
Once approved, your account manager activates ORACLE and your commitment window starts.
Bots are activated by your account manager, never self-served.
Requires the Gold tier — from €50,000 in total deposits.See tiers
The story behind the desk
Predicted SVB collapse 72 hours early, FTX fraud 2 weeks early, and every major Fed decision since 2022. ORACLE quantifies fear and greed across the entire internet in real-time.
Strategy
- NLP-based news analysis
- Social media sentiment tracking
- Whale movements and on-chain analysis
- Correlation between sentiment and price movement
Methodology
ORACLE processes millions of data points daily from news, Twitter, Reddit and Telegram to detect sentiment changes before they reflect in prices.
FUTURE SIGHT
Monitors dark web chatter, Telegram alpha groups, whale wallet clustering. Knows about pumps and dumps before announcement.
Risk Profile
High risk. Sentiment-based trading can generate high returns but also losses from misinterpretations.
Trading universe
The markets this desk actively trades.
Built to institutional standard
Ideal For
- Trend-focused investors
- News trading enthusiasts
- Medium to high risk tolerance
- Short-term profit taking
Frequently Asked Questions
Ready to invest with ORACLE?
Tickets from €10,000 to €100,000 per engine, with a commitment window you choose. Your account manager reviews every request personally and activates it once approved.
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