“Turning 'I'm screwed' from a joke into reality.”

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"After setting it to 15, my hands started shaking on their own." — Alex, Founder of Deltapex

"Damn!" — Jiajun, Deltapex Batch 6

"For the sake of the show, I’m willing to give it 10 volts." — A GC Trader

"deep♂delta♂petas" — Hermite, Deltapex Batch 1

"Am I really going to the industrial park?" — A GC Trader

This project uses the DG-LAB 🐺 Coyote E-Stim Powerbox 3.0 to implement risk control in ATAS futures trading.

DG-LAB is a well-known Chinese BDSM toy manufacturer, and the project primarily uses their "Coyote 3.0 Device" for risk control and punishment.

ATAS is a renowned order flow trading software that supports trading various futures contracts from international markets.

When there is a dynamic floating loss on an order, the device delivers a shock to ensure that the trader feels "pain" even if they don't feel "regret" when holding a position.

The device delivers a shock after consecutive stop losses and supports setting a mandatory rest period.

Allows setting a fixed value or dynamically calculating intensity based on floating loss.

Provides a web widget that can be embedded in OBS to create an explosive streaming experience.

1. Ensure you have a Coyote 3.0 Erotic Shock Device and have downloaded the DG-LAB App.
2. Download the latest client or build from source.
3. Place DgLabAtasIndicator.dll in the ATAS\Indicators directory, typically found in your "Documents" folder.
4. Right-click any chart → Indicators → Search for DgLabIndicator → Double-click to add.
5. Launch DgLabAtas.exe client; you should see a QR code if everything is working correctly.
6. Open the DG-LAB App on your phone, enter SOCKET Control Mode, and scan the code to connect.
7. (Optional) To use the web widget locally, start WebPage.exe. For streaming, it’s recommended to use the 🤗 Live Web Widget.

Try changing the console font: Right-click the title bar → Properties → Change the font.
From version v0.0.4 onwards, you can also find the qrcode.png file in the program directory and open it to scan.

Ensure that your phone and PC are on the same local network and that the App is using SOCKET Control Mode instead of Remote Control Mode.
Sometimes using a mobile hotspot can cause issues—using a stable Wi-Fi network is recommended.

It’s located in the Documents folder, not in the ATAS installation directory.

After placing the file, restart the ATAS software. You should be able to search for the indicator in the chart.
If it still doesn’t appear, downgrade ATAS to a stable version.

Check if ATAS is launched with administrator privileges.
Since the program needs to write trading logs to C:\trade.txt, it requires admin rights.

If you follow the DG-LAB App’s safety instructions, you shouldn't get hurt.
The Coyote device is designed as an adult toy, typically used on more sensitive areas, so using it on your arm or leg is completely safe.

Their products are certified (CE, FCC, RoHS), which is why it’s chosen as a punishment tool.
The current intensity is adjustable—even at maximum (200), it won’t cause electric shock injuries.
The official app provides numerous safety features, such as intensity limits and delay settings, which should be properly configured.

Nonetheless, always proceed cautiously and immediately stop using the device and client software if you feel uncomfortable.

To achieve consistent profitability in futures trading, both technical skills and mindset are equally important. Even seasoned traders have blown up their accounts.

Order flow trading requires strong consistency, but the fast pace, short holding periods, and high volatility make it easy to lose that consistency, especially for less disciplined traders like me.

Floating losses are often caused by bad habits such as holding losing positions, averaging down, or canceling stop-loss orders. The discomfort of floating losses often leads to regret, and I wished for something to prevent reckless actions—thus, this plugin was born.

You are free to use it under the MIT License.
Since the development time was short, there might be bugs—feel free to test and contribute!

Author: 猫有点大@Bilibili

Special Thanks: PyDGLab-WS