Hey Jacek,
I know, trading in the States is tough, with the hedging and FIFO rules. The EAs are created with a leverage of 1:100 as a settings. Be that as it may, it’s very normal for accounts to be in the red when trading many EAs on an account. The idea is to keep all of the EAs in a demo account, keep track of their performance using EA Studio, and only trade those currently profiting in current market conditions in a “live” account. While you’re practicing, open another demo account, and try this method. Keep in mind that every EA will go through drawdowns. Even the most profitable strategies over an extended period had periods of drawdowns and stagnation. The idea again, is that the others compensate for those periods by being profitable. I can’t say if they’re suffering due to US restrictions, but a VPS in another location would help you identify if that’s the case. You won’t need to do a KYC until you trade live.
Hope this helps,
Ilan