Odin Upgrades - June 2026

Auto-breakeven

Once price moves a configurable distance in your favor, your stop loss snaps automatically to your entry. You set the trigger distance, you set the offset, Odin handles the move silently.

In practice, this is the single most-requested feature on Discord. The trader-grade discipline of "move to breakeven once you have a buffer" is something most accounts blow up by forgetting to do at 2:47 PM when something else flashes on the screen. Removing the discretionary moment removes a whole class of mistakes.

Auto trailing stop

Set a trail distance in ticks or dollars. Odin walks your stop loss up tick by tick as price moves, so you lock in profit without manually dragging the line. Activation triggers are configurable, so the trail only kicks in once you are clear of the noise.

Pair this with auto-breakeven and you have a fully managed exit on every trade. Enter, set the targets, walk away. The chair-watching phase of prop trading is mostly over.

Renko, Point & Figure, and nine other chart types

Time-based bars are no longer the only option. The full advanced charting lineup is in, matching TradingView feature-for-feature:

• Renko
• Point & Figure
• Range bars
• Heikin Ashi
• Tick bars
• Volume bars
• Reversal bars
• Line break
• Kagi

RISK, USD module

Type the dollar amount you are willing to lose on the trade. Odin reads your stop loss distance from the chart and works out the contract count for you, instantly. No mental math, no calculator tab, no oversized positions on a tight stop.

This is a small interface change that quietly fixes one of the most common silent killers on funded accounts: contract-first sizing. Most platforms ask you for the lot size and let you discover later that a 6-tick stop on 10 MNQ contracts costs $300. RISK, USD inverts that. You think in dollars first. Odin makes the sizing fit.

Fifty-plus native indicators

A full indicator library, shipped natively into Odin. No external add-ons, no NinjaScript port, no extra licences from third parties. The headliners:

• Volume and order flow. VWAP with deviation bands, Volume Profile (visible range, session, periodic, anchored), Cumulative Volume Delta, On-Balance Volume, Money Flow Index, Chaikin Money Flow.
• Trend and momentum. MACD (and zero-lag MACD), Ichimoku Cloud, SuperTrend, Parabolic SAR, ADX with DMI, Aroon, TRIX, KST, Williams Alligator.
• Oscillators. RSI, Stochastic, Stochastic RSI, Connors RSI, Williams %R, CCI, Awesome Oscillator, TSI, Ultimate Oscillator.
• Volatility and channels. Bollinger Bands (with %B and width), Keltner Channels, Donchian Channels, ATR, Chandelier Exit, Historical Volatility, Ulcer Index.
• Smoothed moving averages. Hull MA, KAMA (Kaufman), ALMA (Arnaud Legoux), McGinley Dynamic, DEMA, TEMA, VWMA, Guppy Multiple MAs.
• Regression and statistics. Linear Regression Channel, LSMA, Standard Error Bands, Standard Deviation, Linear Regression Slope.
• Specialty. Schaff Trend Cycle, WaveTrend, TDI, Coppock Curve, Klinger Oscillator, Elder Force Index, Fisher Transform, Vortex, Zig Zag, Williams Fractals.

Cross-trading

Trade Micro contracts directly from the full-size chart. Click on the NQ chart, send an MNQ order. Click on the ES chart, send an MES order. Same for GC and MGC, CL and MCL, RTY and M2K, and the rest of the micro family.

This sounds like a small convenience but it changes how you scale. You get the tick precision and liquidity of the parent contract chart, with the sizing flexibility of the micros. Useful for pyramiding into a position without blowing past your risk budget, and for reducing exposure mid-trade without having to flatten the whole thing.