What Is Flicker Pilot and How Do I Watch It Trade?

Flicker Pilot is Flicker's own trading system. It trades Flicker's buy and sell zones with real money, on Flicker's own account, and has done so since 2 September 2026. It never trades your money: you watch it.

How Pilot trades

The exit is planned before the entry:

1. The stop comes first. The zone sets where Pilot is wrong, before it buys or sells.
2. Then the target. It is the zone's second target. When the zone has none, the trade runs on its stop and time limit.
3. It waits for the zone. Pilot enters only when price reaches one of Flicker's buy or sell zones.
4. A time limit on every trade. If neither level is reached in time, Pilot closes the trade.

Pilot trades USDT perpetual futures, with leverage between 2× and 20× set per trade.

What you see once it opens

• Every open position: its entry, stop, target and time limit, and its open result in R (1R is what the trade planned to lose)
• Every closed trade, with its plan beside its result

How to unlock it

1. Create a free Flicker account
2. Open an exchange account through one of Flicker's partner links and connect it
3. Reach $10,000 in trading volume over 30 days on that exchange

Pilot comes with Elite, which turns on by itself once you clear the threshold and renews every day while your volume stays above it. There is no separate subscription.

Is this copy trading?

Pilot itself never trades your money. When a partner exchange lists Pilot for copy trading, you can copy its trades in your own account there, at your own risk: copying uses your own money, with leverage, and your results will differ from Pilot's.

Risk

Analysis, not advice. Pilot trades futures with leverage on Flicker's own account, and its past trades don't predict future ones.

Need help?

Contact Flicker support if your volume isn't reflecting correctly or you're not sure which exchanges qualify.