An XAUUSD system built around one rule: never breach the account. Equity-based sizing, a hard daily cutoff and a news pause — because passing the challenge means nothing if you can't keep the account.
No black box. If you can't explain a system, you shouldn't run it — so here's exactly what this one does.
Trades only during London and New York liquidity. Gold outside those windows is spread and noise — the bot simply stays flat.
Risk is calculated from live equity, not balance — the sizing model prop firms actually measure you on. One input: risk per trade.
Hit the configured daily loss and the bot closes everything and stops until tomorrow. It cannot revenge-trade, because it cannot trade.
High-impact events (NFP, FOMC, CPI) trigger a configurable no-trade window before and after. No gambling through releases.
Every position has a stop-loss from the moment it opens. Losing trades are closed, not doubled — the losing weeks on the chart above are the proof.
Any broker or prop firm running cTrader. The prop presets cover FTMO, FundedNext and The5ers rule sets; the custom profile lets you match any firm's daily and max loss limits. Always confirm your firm allows automated trading on your program.
Yes — cTrader's free cloud execution runs the bot 24/5 without your machine. You can also run it locally on desktop if you prefer.
The forward test above is the honest answer: moderate monthly returns with controlled drawdown, including losing weeks. If a vendor promises more than that consistently, ask to see their verified live results.
At launch: the bot licensed to your cTrader ID via the Store, a written setup guide, the prop presets, and free updates. Waitlist members hear first and get first access to the trial. Support by email — I answer everything myself.
Once the live forward test has a track record worth trusting — no fixed date, because a rushed launch with thin data helps nobody. The waitlist is the only way to know the moment it opens.
Launching once the forward test has a full track record behind it. Waitlist gets first access, before it's public.