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Deepchart loads a dll from the local indicators folder only when the dll was built for the user who is logged in. The dll says who it was built for with a piece of metadata: your developer id. A dll without the id, or with the id of another user, is skipped. The reason is written in the log of the app:

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Where to find your id

This page does not yet say where the developer id is shown. Until it does, ask Deepchart support for yours.

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Where to set it

In src/DeepchartIndicators.csproj:
or on the command line, which keeps the id out of the repository:
The project writes it in the dll as assembly metadata:
which is the same as this line in a source file:
The build warns when the id is still the placeholder.

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What the id is not

The id identifies you as the author of the dll on your own installation. It is not a license and it does not protect the dll: a dll built with your id is loaded only by your account. To let other users have your indicators, see Sharing indicators.