FSD-X
// Knightfall MK2 · NinjaTrader 8
Coming soon · In review with NinjaTrader

Knightfall is coming to NinjaTrader.
Native. All in one.

The same graded ORB engine, rebuilt as a native NinjaTrader 8 strategy. Let it trade hands-free, or trade it yourself off the same chart. One script.

No webhooks. No alert setup. No third-party bridge between your chart and your account.

It's built and submitted to NinjaTrader for review. There's no release date until it's approved — the Discord hears first.

Knightfall on TradingView is live today. See the membership →

// NinjaTrader 8 · MNQ 5m ● Preview
Knightfall MK2 running natively in NinjaTrader 8 on an MNQ 5-minute chart — ORB box, entry, stop and target orders on the chart, Market Context dashboard showing a graded bull breakout
Pre-release build. Shown to illustrate the dashboard and on-chart orders. Dollar figures on screen are one open position, not a performance result, and not indicative of future results.
// What's Different on NinjaTrader

Everything in one place.

On TradingView, hands-free trading means a paid plan for webhooks, alert setup, and a bridge service to reach your broker. On NinjaTrader, the strategy lives on the platform that places the order.

01
Hands-free or manual

One strategy, two ways to run it. Let it take and manage the trade, or keep the read and click the trade yourself.

02
Native execution

Orders go from NinjaTrader to the account you connect. No webhook, no alert message, no service in the middle to pay for or break.

03
Orders on your chart

Stop and target sit on the chart as working orders. You see exactly what's live at your account, right next to the setup.

04
Same grading engine

The Knightfall read you know: every breakout graded, ORB size checked against its 5-day average, stops and targets placed by the same rules.

05
Risk in dollars and R

The dashboard shows what's at risk and the R to each target before you're in — sized to the risk setting you choose.

06
Fewer moving parts

One platform for charting, the read and execution. Less to set up, less to monitor, fewer places for something to go wrong.

// Inside the Dashboard

The whole read. One panel.

The Market Context panel carries over from TradingView, rebuilt for NinjaTrader. Top to bottom, it answers the questions you'd otherwise be asking yourself at 8:45.

A
Market context

Today's ORB range against the 5-day average, volume, and the trend read. Is this a morning worth trading?

B
The setup and its grade

Breakout direction, letter grade and score. The grade sets the size.

C
Every level, and why it's there

Entry, stop, TP1, TP2, the 50% mark and watch levels — each tagged with its source, like a round number or volatility.

D
The verdict

Take the trade or skip it, with any weak spots called out so you know what you're signing up for.

// Where It Stands

Built. Now in review.

Third-party NinjaTrader add-ons go through NinjaTrader's review before they ship. That's where Knightfall is right now. We won't guess at a date — when it's approved, members hear it first in the Discord.

  1. ✓
    Built for NinjaTrader 8

    Strategy, dashboard and on-chart orders.

  2. ✓
    Running on sim

    Hands-free and manual modes on a NinjaTrader sim account.

  3. Submitted to NinjaTrader — in review

    We're here now.

  4. Approval

    Release date set once this clears.

  5. Launch to members

    Setup guide and walkthrough on day one.

// Quick Answers

What we can tell you now.

When does it launch?+

No date yet. It's waiting on NinjaTrader's review. We'll announce it in the Discord and on our socials as soon as it's approved.

Will it be part of the membership?+

That's the plan — it's built as part of the FSD-X package, like everything else. Final details come with the launch announcement.

Do I need TradingView or a bridge service for it?+

No. It runs inside NinjaTrader 8 and places orders through the account you connect there. No webhooks, alerts or third-party automation service.

Can I use it on prop firm accounts?+

If your firm lets you connect through NinjaTrader and allows automated trading. Rules vary by firm — check yours before running it hands-free. Manual mode is always an option.

What do I do until then?+

Knightfall and the Auto-Trader are live on TradingView now. Join the Discord to follow the NinjaTrader launch.