THARΞX · transparency

What is verified, and what is not

Every trading product says past performance does not guarantee future results. That is true, and it is also not information. This page says which specific parts of the system have been tested, by what, and which have not.

There is no audited live track record.

No independently verified, long-running public account is published for this system, and nothing on this site should be read as one. If that is what you are looking for before committing money, you have not found it here yet, and you should wait.

What the automated tests cover

The engine ships with its own test suite, and the report below is generated by running it — not written by hand.

Test suites

2,286

Checks passing

2,286

Checks run

Backtests on live history

Last run: 1792846736

What those numbers mean — and what they do not.

They measure software correctness: that the engine does what its written rules say, that a stop is placed where the rule puts it, that a refused trade is really refused, that a figure shown on screen is the figure the engine computed. They say nothing at all about profitability. A strategy can be implemented perfectly and still lose money. Anyone presenting a test count as a performance figure is misleading you, including us if we ever did it.

What has not been done

No backtest on real MT5 price history for the ICT strategy set. Until that exists the engine marks those models NOT TESTED and its own gate refuses them.
No audited third-party verification of any result, on any account, over any period.
No forward-tested public account with an unbroken history.

What is actually known

The strategy rules are documented with their sources, including where the original teaching is vague and the engine had to choose a number itself. Those choices are marked as the engine's, not presented as somebody else's rule.
Averaging has no stop loss by design. The engine prices the whole ladder before it trades and shows the layer at which a given balance would be gone.
Trading on a cent account does not make the risk small. It makes the numbers small.

Before you fund anything

Run it on a demo account first, for long enough to see it lose, not just to see it win. Use money you can lose entirely. Automated trading on leverage can take an account to zero faster than manual trading, and an averaging system with no stop loss is specifically capable of that. Read the risk disclosure and the terms in full.

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