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Hello, Here is the link where you can follow all the robots we are currently testing on a demo account from the prop firm app. 🔗 You can select a specific period of time and sort the results by Net Profit to easily identify which instruments have been the most profitable — for example, over the previous week.
Let me know if you need help navigating the platform or interpreting the data.
Hello Nectar,
We understand your concerns, and we appreciate your dedication to testing the EAs. Please note that we are continuously testing and optimizing various strategies to improve performance. The last strategy I provided is currently showing stable results. I’ll keep you updated as soon as we finalize any new, more advanced strategies.
Hello everyone! A few months ago, we used to change the robots on a daily basis, but we decided to switch to weekly testing to see how that would perform.
Here’s a quick recap of our current strategy that we have passed few challenges with:
*We run all our Prop Robots on a demo account.
*Every Monday, we review the previous week’s results to identify the most profitable instrument.
*For the new week, we trade that instrument on the challenge account using the top-performing robots from the previous week.
*If no robot showed a profit, we don’t place any trades for the upcoming week.
We’ll continue testing and improving — and we’ll share the next successful strategy that helps pass challenges, so stay tuned!
Hi there, and congrats on starting your £100K FTMO challenge — that’s a big step, well done!
Just to make sure we give you the best advice, could you please specify which FTMO robot you’re referring to? In general, though, we recommend starting with low risk per trade (0.5–1%), avoiding trading during high-impact news, and testing on a demo account first. Once we know which robot you’re using, we’ll be happy to share more tailored tips.
Looking forward to your update — and good luck with the challenge!Hello Crytox,
Apologies for the late reply — I hope your question is still relevant. The magic numbers you’re seeing in FXBlue that don’t match the current EAs are most likely from trades placed by older or deleted EAs. Even if those EA files are no longer in your MT4 folder, any trades they made remain in your account history and appear in FXBlue. Keep in mind that FXBlue analyzes all historical trades, not just those from currently loaded EAs. You can identify which EA uses which magic number by loading them individually. Checking trade timestamps and comments can also help narrow it down. I hope this clears things up — and in case you have further questions, go ahead!
Hello Crytox,
Apologies for the late reply — I hope your question is still relevant. The magic numbers you’re seeing in FXBlue that don’t match the current EAs are most likely from trades placed by older or deleted EAs. Even if those EA files are no longer in your MT4 folder, any trades they made remain in your account history and appear in FXBlue. Keep in mind that FXBlue analyzes all historical trades, not just those from currently loaded EAs. You can identify which EA uses which magic number by loading them individually. Checking trade timestamps and comments can also help narrow it down. I hope this clears things up — and in case you have further questions, go ahead!
Hello Ycuartin,
First of all make sure that you are logged in the website. You would also need an EA Studio license if you want to put them in a portfolio. Otherwise you will be able to download them in a zip file but set them one by one.
You can find everything about EA Studio here and that video especially is for EA Studio.
Regards,
Mariya
Hello Florian,
Selecting the most suitable Expert Advisors (EAs), regardless of the vendor, is always a challenge. Specifically regarding the Prop Firm App EAs, we continuously test different strategies to identify the most effective ones.
Recently, we successfully passed a challenge using the following approach:
We run all our prop robots on a demo account.
Every Monday, we review the past 7 days to determine which instrument delivered the highest net profit.
We then apply that instrument to the challenge account for the upcoming week, using the top-performing robots from the previous week. (If none of the robots were profitable, we don’t set anything.)
Thanks to regular weekly EA updates and our robust randomization feature, we’ve remained fully compliant with prop firm rules while maximizing performance.The best approach is to test on a demo account from the prop firm you plan to trade with.
Best regards,
Mariya