Your strategy isn’t why you lose.
Your discipline is.
Rule-based strategies, fully automated — backtested against years of tick data, then trading the same rules on every position. No hesitation. No revenge trades.
Every number on this panel is read live from the broker account — not typed in by us. Open the full record: every trade, every drawdown, unedited.
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Most traders don’t lack a strategy. They fail to follow one.
of retail CFD and FX accounts lose money — a figure brokers are required to publish. Post-mortems of losing accounts show the same pattern: reasonable rules, broken execution.
The edge dies between the plan and the click.
Revenge trading
One loss triggers an unplanned trade to "win it back" — usually oversized, usually against the rules.
Overtrading
Boredom and FOMO generate entries the strategy never signaled. Every extra trade pays spread for zero edge.
Hesitation
Valid signals skipped after a losing streak. The strategy’s math assumes every setup is taken — skip the winners and only losers remain.
Position-size drift
Risking 1% on paper, 4% after a good week. One oversized loser undoes a month of disciplined gains.
Every one of these is an execution failure, not a strategy failure. Software has none of them — it takes every signal, at the planned size, every time.
Rules in. Emotion out.
Nothing trades live until it has survived history. The pipeline is deliberately boring — that’s the point.
Rules become code
Entry, exit, stop, and risk-per-trade are written as explicit set-based rules. If a condition can’t be defined precisely, it doesn’t go in the system.
open(size = equity × 0.01)
Backtested against history
The exact code runs across 8 years of tick data with real spreads, commission, and slippage modeled — thousands of trades before a single euro is at risk.
4,812 trades · PF 1.87
You install it, unchanged
The same code that passed the backtest is what you install on your own VPS. It runs 24/7 on your account, with the settings you choose — same rules, same sizing, whether the last trade won or lost.
self-installed · MT5
Tested before it trades.
Bitcoin scalping bot, 18 months, Jan 2025 – Jun 2026, BTCUSD on UltimaMarkets. Real tick data, spreads, commission and slippage included, 1% risk per trade. Full MT5 report shared during onboarding.
Modelling quality reported by the MT5 Strategy Tester — not synthetic or interpolated bars.
Real trading costs are deducted inside the test. Returns are net, not gross.
The complete tick-data report and audited statements are provided during the access review.
* MT5 Strategy Tester backtest on UltimaMarkets, BTCUSD+, M1, 2025.01.01–2026.06.30, 97% real ticks, 1,120 trades. Audited statements and the full tick-data report are provided during the access review. Past performance — backtested or live — does not guarantee future results.
Test our strategies free for 90+ days.
Step one is talking to us — not opening an account. Get in touch, ask your questions, and we’ll send you our partner-broker link. Open your live account through that link and run the full system for at least 90 days at no cost — no subscription, no license fee. You set it up yourself; we guide you through it.
For our current Bitcoin and gold scalping setups, Ultima Markets is our preferred broker to consider first. Check the exact account type, symbols, spreads and server before trading.
Please don’t sign up at any of these brokers on your own. An account opened without our link can’t be linked to us afterwards, and free access can’t be granted for it. Contact us first — we’ll answer your questions and send you the right link.
* 90 days of free access, from activation, with a live account opened and funded through the partner link we send you. Availability depends on your region and the broker’s terms. We earn a commission from partner brokers on accounts opened through that link — that is what funds free access.
Every account loses. We show you ours.
A drawdown is the stretch between an account’s last high and its next one. It is not a malfunction — it is what a losing streak looks like on an equity curve, and every strategy that has ever traded has them. The question is never whether they happen. It is what the system does while one is happening.
Peak to trough
Drawdown measures how far equity has fallen from its highest point. A −10% drawdown means the account is 10% below its own record, not that it lost 10% of your deposit.
Part of the math
Losing trades arrive in clusters — that is ordinary statistics, not a broken strategy. A system with a real edge still spends a good share of its life below its last high.
Nothing hidden
Our live accounts are read straight from the broker by Myfxbook. The losing stretches are in there, unedited, because an equity curve without them would not be a real one.
Same losing streak. Two ways of handling it.
Both accounts below run into the identical run of losers. What separates them is not the streak — it is whether position size stays fixed while the streak plays out. Only one of them is still open at the end.
- A stop loss is attached to every position, before it is opened.
- Losses are taken when they happen, never averaged or held open.
- Position size is a fixed fraction of equity — it shrinks as equity falls.
- The drawdown ends, the account survives it, and compounding resumes.
- No stop loss, ever — a losing position is simply left open.
- Losers are held and averaged down, so the loss is never realised on paper.
- Size doubles after each loss, and the exposure compounds with it.
- The curve looks flawless right up to the streak that ends the account.
ILLUSTRATIVE · NOT A TRACK RECORD
Drawdown is a setting, not a fate.
Because size is a fixed fraction of equity, the depth of a drawdown scales with the risk you choose per trade. Halve the risk and you halve the swing — in both directions. You set this yourself on your own account.
The figure on the right is arithmetic, not a backtest result: ten consecutive losing trades at the selected fixed fraction. It is shown to make the trade-off concrete — lower risk means shallower drawdowns and slower compounding, higher risk means the reverse. Returns scale with it too.
Any EA can show you a curve that only goes up. Ask to see the drawdowns — and if there aren’t any, ask what is being hidden.
See our real drawdowns ↑Straight answers.
Anything else — ask in the access form below.
What do I need to run Rewgin EA?+
A broker account of your choice with MT5 access, and a VPS you rent in your own name. You install the EA yourself — we walk you through each step and answer your questions along the way. Your capital stays in your account, under your name, at all times.
Why does it run on a VPS?+
Latency and uptime. Orders travel between your server and your broker’s trade server — the closer they sit, the faster the fill, which matters most for scalping where slippage eats the edge. You choose and rent the VPS yourself; we recommend Hyonix, and can help you pick the region that matches your broker's server location — not sure which that is? Ask us in the access form below.
Which markets does it trade?+
Bitcoin, gold, or any forex pair — swing, scalp, or a combination of both, on whichever instrument you choose. Once you register, you get access to the EAs and backtest every strategy yourself on your own broker account, so you see how it performed before a single trade goes live.
Can I control the risk?+
You control it entirely. Risk per trade is a single parameter you set yourself, with a daily-loss circuit breaker you configure. We can explain what each setting does and how it behaved in testing, but the numbers you run are your decision and your responsibility. What the software will not do is let you override individual trades once it is running — that discretion is exactly what it removes.
What happens during a drawdown? How deep do they get?+
A drawdown is simply the stretch between the account’s last high and its next one — every strategy has them, and ours are published rather than hidden. During one, nothing about the system changes: the same rules, the same stop on every trade, and the same fixed position size, which shrinks along with equity instead of growing to chase the loss back. How deep they get is mostly your decision, because depth scales with the risk-per-trade you set. The drawdown section walks through what that looks like on an equity curve, and the live Myfxbook record shows our real ones, unedited.
Can I backtest it myself?+
Yes. After signing up with a broker, you get access to the EAs on your own MT5 — you can run as many backtests as you like before going live.
Do backtest results guarantee live results?+
No — and anyone who says otherwise is selling you something. Backtests establish that the rules had a real edge historically under honest cost assumptions. Live performance is tracked against the backtest monthly, and we show you both.
Where can I see your live trades and performance? Are they verified?+
Yes — you can see our EAs performing live at the top of this page. That panel is read straight from the broker account and independently verified by Myfxbook, so the numbers aren’t typed in by us. Click through to the Myfxbook record and you get the unedited history: every trade, every drawdown, every open position.
How do I get access?+
Submit the form below. We review every application within 48 hours, walk you through the full backtest reports on a call, and onboard in cohorts to keep support quality high.
Can I lose the account? I lost an account before.+
Rewgin EA uses fixed fractional position sizing only. Risk per trade is set as a fixed percentage of account equity, typically in the 1 to 2% range, and does not increase after a loss. There is no martingale, no grid, and no averaging down: losing positions are never doubled, recovered through additional entries, or compensated for by increasing the size of the next trade. Each trade is sized independently based on your current equity and the risk percentage you set. This means account risk stays predictable and bounded, but it also means the system cannot guarantee recovery from a losing streak by trading larger — it simply continues at the same fixed risk until the next signal.
Access is reviewed, not sold.
We onboard in small cohorts. Tell us where you trade and what you’ve tried — we’ll come back within 48 hours with the full backtest reports and next steps.
Six EAs. Your combination.
Combine each EA with different settings into a portfolio. Choose your mix, fine-tune each setup, and bring your strategies together in one account.
RWGDS
RWGKR
RWGORB
RWGLS
RWGFSBA
RWGUJF
Different entries. Different assets. More possibilities.
Our EAs do not all trade alike. Different entry rules, trading times and assets mean some strategies move closely together, while others have less overlap. Combining less-correlated EAs can help spread exposure: a difficult period for one strategy may not be a difficult period for another.
With the right combination of EAs, settings and risk allocation, a portfolio can achieve more profit with less drawdown than an individual EA. The mix matters: adding strategies that take similar trades can increase shared risk. Correlation can also change as markets shift, so we assess the combination as a whole.
Ask us about EA correlationMonitored every week. Kept up to date.
We monitor every EA and compare its live performance with our backtests each week, looking for deviations and signs that performance is fading. This ongoing review helps us identify when a strategy needs closer attention as market conditions change.
As a subscriber, you stay informed about EA updates, market shifts and new developments. We keep you updated as our monitoring and research evolve, so you can review your portfolio with current information.
Different EAs. Individual settings. One portfolio.