You choose the trade.
We built the tools around it.

We want every buyer to actually use the indicator and have access to support. 50 keeps the community small enough to talk to directly. It also keeps the indicator's edge from being diluted by thousands of identical users hitting the exact same setups.

Both are available, and the choice is yours. A lifetime licence is one payment, no renewals and no monthly fees, and every future update and new cockpit panel is included free for as long as you own it. There is also a monthly option if you would rather not pay for a licence up front; it gives you the same access and you can cancel any time. If you start monthly and later decide to own it, your most recent payment comes off the lifetime price.

Yes. Pay with any major coin (BTC, ETH, USDT and more) through the automated checkout on this page, at the same price as card: $347 for the indicator, $447 with the Auto EA. Your licence is delivered to your email the moment the payment confirms, exactly like a card order. No account needed and no proof-of-payment emails. One difference worth knowing before you choose it: crypto payments are final, while card orders keep the 14-day money-back guarantee.

Every licence is covered by a 14-day money-back guarantee, whichever way you paid. Email [email protected] from the address you bought with, within 14 days, and we will process it. Card and PayPal orders go back to your original payment method. Crypto orders are refunded to a wallet address you give us; network fees and confirmation times vary by coin.

A drop is a release window where 50 licences become available at a fixed price. When 50 are claimed, or the window closes, the drop ends and the page switches to a waitlist for the next one.

Drops run on a roughly monthly cadence. The exact next-drop date is announced inside the waitlist email once the current drop closes.

If you're on the waitlist, the buy button unlocks for you 24 hours before the public sees it. That window is when most drops sell out. The earlier you join the waitlist, the better your odds of catching your preferred drop.

You stay on the waitlist for the next drop. Your spot rolls over until you actually buy. You'll still get the 24-hour head-start, just at the next drop's price.

No. The waitlist gets you 24-hour early access, first-come, first-served within that window. It doesn't hold a licence. The earlier you click the buy button once it unlocks, the better.

If you trade the 5-minute chart through the day, Bullseye: a trend-flip engine with no session window and no daily cap. If you want one graded session setup per pair and the EA to take it unattended, Fusion Breakout. Both are in every plan. Pick per chart with the STRATEGY ENGINE input, and run one chart on each if you like.

No. A flip is decided on the close of the bar and the arrow is planted on that bar; the forming bar never signals. The history scan rebuilds identically every pass, so an arrow never moves or vanishes later.

No, by design. The AUTO toggle is pinned off for Bullseye at the mechanism level. You approve every entry with the button on the TRADE tab; the EA then opens the leg with your stop and target and manages it (break-even, profit trail, close). Fusion Breakout is the engine that runs full-auto.

No. The 1 to 5 star grade belongs to Fusion Breakout. A trend flip is a different kind of signal, so Bullseye shows direction, the plan and the move since the flip, and no grade.

M5 or M15. Bullseye follows whatever chart it is on, and the 5-minute chart is where the beta testers spent most of their time. The radar scans every pair on that timeframe too, or on one you pin.

Bullseye lengthens its lookback as trend efficiency drops, which cuts whipsaw clusters. It does not remove them. An optional chop filter, off by default, refuses the rest if you want it.

Since v1.26 the title bar shows LIFETIME, or the days until a subscription renews (or ends, if you switched auto-renew off), with an icon that tells you whether your plan includes the EA. Click it to open your account page. An UPDATE button appears next to it when a newer build is out.

It expands Fusion's seven-panel cockpit into a full execution panel. From the same chart you can one-click open a trade with the stop-loss and TP1/2/3 levels pre-filled from the indicator's plan, run semi-auto where the EA prepares the trade and you approve it, or run full-auto with your own filters: sessions, pairs, risk caps, daily trade limits, and a minimum quality-score filter. It only ever trades the indicator's scored signals, never its own logic.

+$100 if you bundle the EA with the indicator during this drop. $147 if you add the EA later, after the drop closes. Either way, it unlocks the same lifetime EA licence.

No. The Fusion indicator is the core product and works on its own. The Auto EA is for traders who want to automate or speed up execution. You can always add it later at $147.

It follows the indicator. The EA reads the signals the indicator draws on your chart; entries, stops and take-profits come from the plan. Bullseye is always semi-auto: you approve each trade. Fusion Breakout can run semi-auto or full-auto, executing within your filters and risk settings.

No, never. Bullseye prints at the candle close. Breakout signals can fire mid-candle the moment a setup qualifies, you don't have to wait for the candle to close. Once an arrow appears, that's it: it stays where it appeared, never shifts position, never disappears. What you see in a backtest is exactly what you would have seen live.

No. The Fusion indicator detects the setup, scores it, and draws the full entry / stop / take-profit plan on your chart. You decide whether to take the trade. (Execution automation is handled by the optional Auto EA add-on, see the Auto EA section.)

Any pair your broker offers. The breakout engine runs on M5 by default (M1 optional), and the seven-panel cockpit works on every chart timeframe.

A signal can fire any time inside a roughly 5-hour active window, around 07:00 UTC to 12:00 UTC in your local time, whenever a coiled range breaks and clears the gates. It's the setup that triggers the signal, not a fixed clock time. Outside that window the cockpit panels (S&R, trend, sessions, CSM) still run, but breakouts are rarer.

Yes. FXC Fusion runs on both MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5, on any broker. It auto-detects broker symbol suffixes so your pairs resolve with no manual setup.

You should already know your way around MetaTrader and how to place an order. FXC Fusion removes the guesswork, the setup, the score and the full plan are done for you, but it's a decision tool, not a beginners' autopilot.