How Drishti Pro works: AI trading signals on Delta Exchange India
Drishti Pro is an AI analyst that publishes illustrative trading signals for crypto perpetual futures on Delta Exchange India. Every signal is timestamped and its outcome — win, loss, or expiry — is tracked publicly. This page explains how the signals are generated and how the track record is measured, so you can judge them for yourself.
What Drishti Pro is
Drishti Pro ("दृष्टि", Sanskrit for vision) is a research project that runs a large language model as a market analyst over live market data for a fixed set of crypto perpetual-futures contracts on Delta Exchange India (BTC, ETH and other majors). Roughly every 15 minutes it evaluates current conditions and, when its criteria are met, publishes a structured signal.
How a signal is generated
Each cycle, Drishti Pro assembles a snapshot of market data and asks the model to reason through it and decide whether a high-conviction setup exists. When it emits a signal, the signal contains:
- Direction — long or short.
- Entry — the reference price at emission.
- Two take-profit targets (TP1 and TP2) and a stop-loss (SL) — TP1 is the win line, TP2 the stretch target, and the stop defines the risk.
- Confidence — the model's own 0–100 self-rating of the setup (it decides whether a signal posts, and is not a probability of profit).
- Reasoning — a short, structured rationale (regime read, thesis, and the risks it sees).
The model is deliberately selective: most cycles produce no signal. Each signal carries two take-profit targets: TP1 (the win line) and TP2 (the stretch target). The reward-to-risk ratio of TP1 against the stop-loss is kept within a sensible band. A signal expires after a fixed 24-hour window if neither TP1 nor the stop-loss is reached.
How the track record is measured
This is the part most "signal" services hide. Drishti Pro records the outcome of every signal it ever publishes and shows the aggregate on the live dashboard:
- Win — price reached TP1 before the stop-loss. The win is locked: the stop moves to TP1 and the position rides toward TP2.
- Loss — price reached the stop-loss before TP1.
- Expired — neither level was hit within the signal's hold window.
- Win rate is reported honestly as wins ÷ (wins + losses) across resolved signals — nothing is cherry-picked or deleted.
What Drishti Pro is not
- It does not manage money or place trades on your behalf.
- It does not promise profits, and it is not a "guaranteed calls" service.
- It is not personalised advice — the same signals are shown to everyone.
Risk & regulatory note (India)
Trading crypto perpetual futures carries a high risk of loss and may not be suitable for all investors. In India, crypto assets are unregulated as an investment product and gains are taxed. Nothing on Drishti Pro constitutes financial, investment, tax or legal advice. Consider your risk tolerance and consult a qualified adviser before trading.