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Why Fly on the Wall?

Because most traders are guessing from the outside. Fly on the Wall puts you inside the pressure.

Here’s what that actually means in practice:

  • You see where risk is concentrated, not where stories are loud

  • You trade where dealers are vulnerable

  • Time and complexity collapse

  • It’s built for convex strategies, not hero trades

  • Vexy changes how you think, not just what you trade

  • Retail-accessible, professional-grade


What Is Fly on the Wall?

Fly on the Wall (FOTW) is an alternative options-chain surface designed to help retail traders think and act like professionals — without needing a trading floor, a quant background, or decades of experience.

It’s built for traders who use defined-risk, asymmetric options strategies, and who want clarity instead of chaos when markets are moving fast.

Instead of hunting through traditional options chains, Fly on the Wall reorganizes the market into a strategy-first view — showing you where pressure already exists and how to position around it.


Why This Matters for Retail Traders

Most retail traders aren’t short on effort.

They’re short on context.

Traditional platforms show you contracts.

Professionals think in positioning, pressure, and payoff.

Fly on the Wall bridges that gap.


What Fly on the Wall Gives You

1. Positions You Where Dealers Are Forced to Act

You don’t need to predict direction.

FOTW highlights areas where dealers already must hedge or adjust — the same structural forces professionals watch.

You’re no longer guessing where price might go.

You’re positioning where the market is already under stress.


2. Cuts 90% of the Time to Find and Execute Trades

Retail traders lose more time searching than trading.

FOTW removes:

  • Scanning chains

  • Flipping expirations

  • Rebuilding the same strategies by hand

You see viable structures immediately, so you can focus on execution, not hunting.


3. You Understand Why a Trade Makes Sense

This is where most retail traders struggle.

Instead of following rules, alerts, or signals, FOTW shows:

  • What you risk

  • What you can make

  • Why the payoff is asymmetric

You don’t need to “trust the system.”

You can see the logic for yourself.


4. Vexy: Antifragile Decision Support for Real Traders

Vexy isn’t there to tell you what to trade.

She’s a decision-support AI designed to train retail traders to think like antifragile professionals.

When markets are confusing or stressful, Vexy:

  • Helps you slow down instead of panic

  • Reinforces small risk and optionality

  • Trains you to separate outcome from process

Over time, you don’t just get better trades —

you become calmer, clearer, and stronger under pressure.

The goal isn’t dependence.

The goal is resilience.


5. A Professional Perspective Without a Trading Floor

You get access to the same concepts professionals use:

  • Dealer pressure

  • Positioning

  • Structural advantage

But expressed in a way that makes sense to retail traders.

No jargon overload.

No gatekeeping.


6. Strategy-First, Not Contract-First

Retail platforms force you to pick contracts.

Fly on the Wall helps you pick structures — the way professionals do — so risk and reward are clear before you place the trade.


7. Designed for Small Accounts and Defined Risk

You don’t need big size or constant trading.

FOTW is built around:

  • Small, defined losses

  • Asymmetric upside

  • Patience over prediction

If a trade fails, the damage is limited.

If it works, the payoff can be meaningful.


8. Built for 0–10 DTE (Expanding to 0–90 DTE)

The platform currently supports 0–10 DTE strategies and is designed to grow with you as your experience and time horizon expand.


Bottom Line

Fly on the Wall isn’t about turning retail traders into forecasters.

It’s about helping you:

  • See the market the way professionals do

  • Make calmer decisions under pressure

  • Build strength through uncertainty instead of fighting it

You don’t need to be a pro to trade like one.

You just need the right surface — and the right decision framework.