Review AI day-trade signals. Pick Terra or Sol.

Less emotion. More rule-based review.

AI surfaces the setup. You inspect the book, then decide whether to act.

Emotional trading

• Chase heat, panic on dips — Buy high and sell low when fear takes over.
• No consistent rules — Entries depend on mood, not a model.
• Easy to miss moves — You cannot watch every name all day.

Tritonix Day Trade Bot

• Exclusive AI signals — Proprietary models scan for structured setups you can review.
• Precise backtest — Net historical path after fees and slippage.
• You keep control — Review size, pause, and exit before anything goes live.

Terra holds longer. Sol moves faster.

Same AI engine. Different holding period.

Terra 1–2 day horizon.

A short-term book. Positions can stay overnight.

Sol Intraday horizon.

A same-day book. Holds stay inside the session.

See the book before you decide.

Switch Terra or Sol, then inspect drawdown, trade count, and open legs. Full historical detail stays in-product.

• Max DD — Peak-to-trough path in the book.
• Win Rate — Closed trades that finished in profit.
• Trades — Completed round trips in the book.
• Open — Live legs currently held.

Connect a broker. Review the book, then decide.

Link an account, set size, and inspect the book before you act.

• Connect a broker — Link a supported US stock account.
• Set your size — Choose the capital you want to review.
• Review and decide — Confirm the book, then choose whether to proceed.

Traders use Day Trade Bot to inspect the book first.

Short feedback from users who review Terra or Sol before they act.

I picked Terra, connected the broker, and reviewed the book first. The process is visible, not a black box.

Iris L. Growth Investor · London

Sol is the faster book. I inspect drawdown and trade count first, then decide with a size I can watch.

Noah R. Equity Analyst · Singapore

It removed the emotional loop. Realtime signals in, I review the book, then I decide instead of guessing.

Maya T. Private Investor · New York

Questions traders ask before they decide.

Short answers about Terra, Sol, backtests, and account control.

What is Day Trade Bot on Tritonix?

It is a multi-name AI day-trade strategy, not a single-ticker bot. You inspect the backtest, review one book, and decide how to proceed in your own account.

What is the difference between Terra and Sol?

Terra typically holds 1–2 days. Sol is higher-frequency and more intraday. Same AI engine and review flow, different pace.

How does live execution work?

After you connect a broker and explicitly deploy, the strategy can read realtime signals and submit supported orders on that account. You keep pause, resume, and exit controls.

Does the backtest include trading costs?

Yes. Published net results already include the configured fee and slippage assumptions, so the path is stricter than a headline screenshot.

Does a strong backtest guarantee live profits?

No. Market regimes, latency, and real execution can change outcomes. The page helps you inspect risk, not promise results.

Connect a broker. Review the book first.

Pick Terra or Sol. Inspect the cost-adjusted backtest, then decide in your own account.

• Review before deploy
• Broker visibility
• You keep control

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