Updates, improvements, and what’s next for Black Tie Report
Why we closed Discord, moved support to Whop, and made the Framework even simpler to use.
Hello there, this is Leo, founder of Black Tie Report.
I just wanted to share a few updates so everyone’s on the same page.
We closed the Discord server
It didn’t make sense to keep it active just to post the same things I already post on Twitter. I know some people prefer closed platforms, but the truth is that Discord was mostly used for support — and we’ve now moved that entirely to Whop, the platform where you access the indicator.
From now on, if you have any questions, issues, or something you’d like to know, you can simply send us a message directly on Whop, and that’s it.
Where to find us now
I usually post on Twitter/X, that’s where I’m most active day to day:
👉 https://x.com/BlackTieReport
We also have:
👉 Instagram → instagram.com/@blacktiereport
👉 YouTube → youtube.com/@blacktiereport
There, we post Reels and Shorts summarising what we share on X.
And of course, there’s this Newsletter, where I’ll start posting shorter, more specific updates — the kind of notes that are worth keeping in one place, instead of getting lost in the social media feed.
About the indicator
We’ve made several improvements recently — both in the internal logic and in overall simplicity.
Right now, the Framework needs zero configuration:
You just add it to your chart, create one alert for Longs and one for Shorts in the asset and timeframe you prefer, and that’s it.
If you don’t know where to start, please check out this post:
How to start with the Framework
If you're reading this, chances are you’ve heard about the Black Tie Report Framework and are wondering how to get started. The good news? It’s far simpler than you might think. In fact, we’ve designed everything to be as beginner-friendly as possible — while still offering powerful features for more advanced users.
It works perfectly from 1-minute to 1-day timeframes.
It automatically plots all the Key Liquidity Lines (High, Lows, Open Lines), and also provides Suggested Trade Boxes — setups that the system highlights for you.
Just remember: it’s not a buy/sell signal indicator, but a system that suggests potential setups that should always be analysed in context.
If you want to see how effective those suggestions are, you can enable the Backtesting Panel from the settings. It will show you how the system performed on any asset or timeframe you use:
We also improved the alert system:
– You can set alerts for Long/Short suggestions.
– Alerts for Take Profit 1, 2, or 3 reached.
– Alerts for Stop Loss triggered.
– Alerts for Bias changes on any timeframe.
The goal is simple: to offer a complete system that automates 100% of the technical analysis, entry conditions, stop loss, and take profit — so you don’t have to spend all day looking at charts.
Trade when it’s time. Live your life the rest of the day.
About the trade boxes
We also solved something important that a few users had noticed.
The indicator wasn’t repainting, but in some cases, it redrew trade boxes. This happened because the stop loss in the Framework is based on liquidity, and when the liquidity that originally generated that stop loss was later mitigated, the system automatically recalculated a new valid box using the next available liquidity.
That logic made sense technically, but visually, it could cause confusion.
Now, it’s fully fixed.
From this version on, trade boxes are permanent.
Once a setup is drawn, it will never change, regardless of what happens after.
The alert you receive matches exactly what you’ll see on the chart — and both match the Backtesting Panel.
Everything is now fully aligned:
– The trades you see on the chart.
– The alerts you receive.
– The results in the backtesting module.
What’s next
Soon, I’ll share which brokers I personally use, along with my team’s recommendations — in case you’re looking for reliable options.
And if you need anything — whether you were just curious and joined Discord, you’re an active subscriber with a question, or you were a subscriber who cancelled — reach out.
We’re always improving the system, and we truly value your feedback.
Since we launched the Framework, we haven’t stopped refining it.
The goal is to make it simpler, more powerful, and genuinely useful.
See you in the next update,
Leo.