Automated Trading For Gold and Bitcoin

Trades gold's daily breakout. Each afternoon it marks the high and low of the last 24 hours on XAUUSD and places stop orders at those levels, so it is in the trade as soon as gold breaks out of its range. Every trade has a fixed stop loss from the moment it opens, and a trailing stop locks in the profit as the move grows. One position at a time - no martingale, no grid. It stays out on Mondays, on NFP days, around high-impact news and during sudden price spikes. Live results are verified on MyFxBook.

Gold Master sets one straddle a day on gold, just before the busiest hours of the market: a buy stop above the price and a sell stop below it. Whichever way gold breaks, it is in the move - and the other order is cancelled.

A trend filter checks the market before and while the orders rest: when gold is in a strong trend, the side against the trend is not placed, or is cancelled. Every trade has a small fixed stop loss from the first second and a tight trailing stop that locks in the profit early. Nothing rests overnight, and it sits out Mondays and US jobs-report (NFP) days.

Gold London trades the London morning on gold. At 09:00 server time it marks the high and the low of the last 12 hours and waits just beyond them with a buy stop and a sell stop, so it is only in a trade when gold really breaks out of the night range. Orders that do not fill are cancelled after 8 hours.

Every trade carries a small fixed stop loss from the first second, and a tight trailing stop banks the move quickly. Its own-results switch watches its recent breakouts: when they add up to a loss it follows its signals on paper only and trades again when breakouts work again. It sits out Mondays and US jobs-report (NFP) days.

Catches Bitcoin's breakouts. Every day it marks the high and low of the last 24 hours and places stop orders just beyond them, so it is in the trade as soon as a real move starts. Every trade has a fixed stop loss from the moment it opens, and a trailing stop locks in the profit as the move grows. One position at a time - no martingale, no grid. A news filter and a daily loss limit protect the account. Live results are verified on MyFxBook.

BTC Ninja trades Bitcoin's breakouts in the US session. In the afternoon it marks the high and the low of the last 24 hours and waits just beyond them with buy-stop and sell-stop orders, so it is only in a trade when Bitcoin really breaks out.

Every trade carries a fixed stop loss from the first second, and a trailing stop locks in the profit as the move grows. Its own-results switch watches its recent trades: when they add up to a loss, it follows its signals on paper only and starts trading again when they turn positive - that is what kept the quiet 2024 market small.

BTC Helium waits at Bitcoin's swing levels - the recent highs and lows the market has not broken yet. Every half hour it checks for a fresh level above and below the price and places a buy stop or sell stop there, so it trades when Bitcoin breaks through a level that matters.

Every trade has a small fixed stop loss from the first second, and a tight trailing stop banks the move quickly. One trade at a time, a level that traded is not used again, a cap on trades per day, and it stands aside when the price feed is too thin for clean fills.

It trades Monday to Friday only: at the weekend the Bitcoin market is thin and breakouts mostly fail, so it places no new orders on Saturday and Sunday. Its own-results switch watches its recent trades: when they add up to a loss, it follows its signals on paper only and trades again when they turn positive.

BTC Wrecker runs four Bitcoin breakout setups on one chart: three range breakouts at different times of the day, each measuring its own range, and an afternoon straddle sized to the day's volatility with a trend filter. Each setup places its own buy stop and sell stop and is only in a trade when Bitcoin breaks out.

Every trade carries a fixed stop loss from the first second and a trailing stop that locks in the profit. Two setups never stack on the same price, the EA stops for the day after two losing trades, and it stands aside when the price feed is too thin. It needs a hedging account.

ETH Breaker brings our Bitcoin breakout to Ethereum. Every day at midnight server time it marks the high and the low of the last 24 hours and places a buy stop and a sell stop just beyond them, so it is only in a trade when Ethereum really breaks out.

Every trade carries a small stop loss from the first second, sized to the price of Ethereum, and a tight trailing stop banks the move. One trade at a time, no martingale and no grid. Its own-results switch watches its recent trades: when they add up to a loss it follows its signals on paper only and trades again when they turn positive.

A martingale ladder for gold: it adds to the position in fixed steps and closes the whole basket in profit with a trailing take profit. A trend guard keeps it out of strong trends and every basket has a hard cut. Cent accounts only - a higher-risk EA than our others.