Every new trade, scored twice. Copied only when both models agree.
TROID watches the trades people open on 5 markets of a public exchange. At the trader's first fill two models score the trade, and TROID copies it onto your MetaTrader 5 account only when both scores reach their market's top tenth, sized inside your own limits.
- Chosen on the same weeks. The markets TROID trades, and copying only when both models agree, were chosen after the first 20 test weeks were seen. The models and their bars were set on earlier weeks only, but that choice was not, so the figure can overstate what live trading makes.
- Checked on newer weeks. On the 2 weeks after that (from 2026-09-27), on which nothing was chosen, the same rule made +10.39 bps per position, 2 of 2 weeks positive. That is a short check.
- Overnight financing is not charged. A broker charges a fee for holding a position overnight on some markets, and the figure leaves it out. On the newer weeks, charging it on BTCUSD and ZECUSD gives +9.05 bps per position instead of +10.39.
- A sample. The test counted the positions opened in one minute out of every 4 (1,592,942 of 6,219,853 positions), not every position.
No live record is published on this server. These are the published test's figures, on 22 weeks, 2026-05-10 to 2026-10-04. The evidence →
One decision, four steps
- A trader opens a position. On one of TROID's 5 markets, on a public exchange where every trade is visible. Accounts that make markets are left out before anything is scored.
- Two models score it. At the trader's first fill, each from 0 to 1, from facts known at that moment. The copy model: how likely the price is to move the trader's way before TROID exits. The add model: how likely the trader is to add to the position later, at a worse price.
- TROID copies only when both models agree. Each market has its own bar for each score: the score only the top tenth of that market's trades reached in the latest tested week. On every market, TROID copies a trade only when both scores clear their bars (tier A, both models agree). Everything else is a pass, and TROID never bets against a trader.
- It exits with the trader. The copy closes when the trader closes theirs, or after 480 minutes at most. It is sized inside the limits you set.
Tested on weeks the models had never seen
Copying only when both scores clear their bars, the test made +7.40 bps per copied position after costs, on the trades TROID can copy live: 20 of 22 weeks positive, t 5.19, over 20,888 sampled positions, 2026-05-10 to 2026-10-04.
- Chosen on the same weeks. The markets TROID trades, and copying only when both models agree, were chosen after the first 20 test weeks were seen. The models and their bars were set on earlier weeks only, but that choice was not, so the figure can overstate what live trading makes.
- Checked on newer weeks. On the 2 weeks after that (from 2026-09-27), on which nothing was chosen, the same rule made +10.39 bps per position, 2 of 2 weeks positive. That is a short check.
- Overnight financing is not charged. A broker charges a fee for holding a position overnight on some markets, and the figure leaves it out. On the newer weeks, charging it on BTCUSD and ZECUSD gives +9.05 bps per position instead of +10.39.
- A sample. The test counted the positions opened in one minute out of every 4 (1,592,942 of 6,219,853 positions), not every position.
Tier A: both models agree, on every market. The live engine keeps each market's bars where they were last set until they are refreshed; the test held them the same way, each block of weeks keeping the bars set on the week before it. Each figure is bps per position after the broker's spread, on the trades TROID can copy live; a t under the usual bar of 2, as for tier A XAUUSD (t 1.93), may be luck.
You set the risk. TROID stays inside it.
Hard stop
If your equity falls that far below the highest it has reached, TROID closes every position and stops. Stopping and starting the engine does not reset it.
Sizing inside your limit
Each trade is sized from your equity, so a bad run on one market costs about the share you choose. Exposure caps limit what is open in total.
Paper mode and the kill switch
Watch it in Paper mode first: nothing reaches your broker. The kill switch closes every TROID position at once.
What you see once you are in
Four steps. No money at risk.
- 1Request accessAn administrator reviews it and sends you a link.
- 2Open a demo MT5 accountWith a broker that offers TROID's markets. A demo costs nothing, and spreads differ between brokers.
- 3Connect it in SetupEnter the login, password and server, set your limits and keep Paper mode.
- 4Press Start and watchEvery trade TROID scores appears on the stream, with its two scores and what TROID did.