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Not screenshots. Not a strategy tester. Not one flattering month pulled out of a year. Every package EABotz sells runs on its own live account, and Myfxbook tracks that account from the broker and publishes it on a page anyone can open without a login. All 15 are linked below.
Myfxbook connects to each account and updates its page from the broker's own data. The numbers are not entered by us and cannot be edited by us afterwards, which is the only thing separating an independently tracked record from a marketing claim with a tick beside it.
Not one impressive record standing in for a catalogue. There are 15 accounts below, one for every package we sell, so the record you read is the record of the exact thing you would be buying rather than of its most expensive sibling.
Each link goes to the live page, which keeps updating after we have stopped looking at it. It states its own account type, its whole history and its drawdown, and it does all of that on the days it makes us look worse as well as the days it does not.
We publish the record itself rather than a screenshot or a number retyped into marketing copy. A figure lifted onto a sales page is out of date the day after it is written and cannot be checked; a live page updates on its own and can be read by anyone, including on the days it makes us look worse.
Every row is a live page on a third-party site. Open any of them and read the account type, the history and the drawdown for yourself — that is the entire point of publishing them this way.
Nova trades EUR/USD and nothing else. It is the pair with the deepest liquidity and the tightest spreads on earth, which means fills behave the way a model expects them to and the cost of being wrong stays small enough to plan around. Nova is the oldest system on our bench and has the longest continuous live record of anything we license.
One live account per Nova package
Each page is connected to the broker account and updated by Myfxbook itself, and each one states its own account type, history and drawdown. Open any of them — no login, and nothing on this site asks you to take a number on trust. Past performance is not a guide to future results.
Gold does not behave like a currency pair. It gaps, it runs, it reverses without warning, and a model tuned for orderly ranges gets taken apart by it. Solaris was written from scratch for that character: it trades breaks out of compression at high frequency, holds for minutes rather than hours, and treats a widening spread as a reason not to trade at all.
One live account per Solaris package
Each page is connected to the broker account and updated by Myfxbook itself, and each one states its own account type, history and drawdown. Open any of them — no login, and nothing on this site asks you to take a number on trust. Past performance is not a guide to future results.
Atlas trades the equity-index instruments your MetaTrader 5 broker already lists — the US, European and Asian benchmarks — rather than individual shares. Indices trend for longer than currencies and turn less often, so Atlas holds positions across sessions and cares far more about which market is leading than about the precision of any single entry.
One live account per Atlas package
Each page is connected to the broker account and updated by Myfxbook itself, and each one states its own account type, history and drawdown. Open any of them — no login, and nothing on this site asks you to take a number on trust. Past performance is not a guide to future results.
15 packages, 15 linked accounts. Where a package has no account linked yet, the row says so instead of borrowing a figure from a different one.
These are not aspirations. Breaking any of them would put an untrue statement on this site, and an untrue performance claim is the fastest way for a business like this one to deserve to be shut down.
A backtest is a description of the past written with the answers already known. We do not publish them, do not quote them in support, and do not send them privately to people who ask.
No monthly target, no expected return, no annualised figure extrapolated from a short sample. Nothing on this site describes what a customer is going to earn.
The accounts linked here are operated by us. If we ever show a customer's result it will be labelled as one, with their permission, and with the disclosure that it is not typical.
Wherever this site prints a gain figure it prints the published drawdown beside it, at the same weight. If Myfxbook publishes no drawdown for an account, we say "not published" rather than leaving a reader with the upside alone.
Read this before you buy
The accounts linked from this site are operated by EABotz and tracked by Myfxbook. They are not the results of a customer, they are not typical, and they are neither a forecast nor a promise of future performance. Your own results will differ and may be a loss — every account shown has been in drawdown at some point. Anything published on those pages is gross of the price of the software and of any spread, commission, swap or slippage your own broker charges you. Trading carries a substantial risk of loss.
If anything on a linked page is unclear, or you want to know how an account relates to the package it sits under, email [email protected] and we will answer it directly.
Trading carries a substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for everyone. EABotz licenses software; we do not hold client money, place trades for anyone, or manage accounts. Any performance published on this site is the historical record of accounts we operate ourselves. It is not a forecast, and your own result will be different and may be a loss. Read the full risk disclosure.