A short-burst momentum unit that fires into acceleration and is flat again before the session closes.
- One clock
- $145
- Term
- 12 mo
- Controls
- 04
- Benchmark
- not published
Expert advisor bots // MetaTrader 5 // 06 clocks
Fast in.
Disciplined out.
AlgoTeraX ships compiled expert advisor bots for MetaTrader 5, each at one or more clock speeds. A clock decides what the unit switches on: sizing mode, session windows, spread and news guards, loss brakes. What it never decides is a result. You buy a software licence for 12 months; your account, your broker and your money stay yours.
Trading carries a high risk of loss · no figure here is a forecast · software licence only
line statusarmed for sale
- units
- 03
- term
- 12 mo
- benchmarks
- 0/3
- Units on the line
- 03
- Clock speeds
- 06
- Licence term
- 12 MO
- one payment, no renewal
- Benchmarks published
- 0/3
- nothing claimed
01 // Expert advisor bots
Three units. Six clocks. No mystery box.
Every unit is described by what it does and by what its clocks unlock. The sheets below are read from the same file the checkout and the deployment protocol read, so nothing printed here can drift from what you download.
A breakout unit that scales its size to the account instead of to a fixed lot.
- Entry clock
- $200
- Top clock
- $265
- Controls
- 07
- Benchmark
- not published
The flagship: a trend engine that runs across the Asian, London and New York sessions and scales exposure as a move proves itself.
- Entry clock
- $599
- Top clock
- $2,199
- Controls
- 11
- Benchmark
- not published
Benchmark: one desk account, read by Myfxbook, quoted gross. Not typical, not a forecast; a loss is possible.
02 // Benchmarks
No public benchmark published. Printed, not hidden.
A benchmark is a public account page that Myfxbook reads from the broker and refreshes on its own. None of the three units has one yet, so every trace below is idle and every figure is a dash. The handles are reserved; the day a page goes live its figures are transcribed here with the date they were read.
Unit 01 · Ignite
- status
- no public benchmark published
- return
- —
- drawdown
- —
- Myfxbook
- algoterax-ignite
Unit 02 · Surge
- status
- no public benchmark published
- return
- —
- drawdown
- —
- Myfxbook
- algoterax-surge
Unit 03 · Apex
- status
- no public benchmark published
- return
- —
- drawdown
- —
- Myfxbook
- algoterax-apex
Rule 01
Drawdown beside every return
No return without its drawdown: every return sits next to the peak drawdown lifted from the same page, in matching type. No page, no figure.
Rule 02
Dated copy, live link
Every transcribed figure is stamped with its read date and linked to the Myfxbook page behind it. Where copy and page differ, the page wins.
Rule 03
No tester output, no forecasts
Strategy-tester runs, projected returns and customer screenshots never appear on this site, in support replies, or in private messages.
03 // Clock speeds
One payment per clock. Twelve months on the licence.
Six clocks across three units, $145 to $2,199. A clock is priced on what it switches on; a projected return prices nothing here. Every one is a single payment; nothing renews.
Igniteclock 1/1
Base Clock
$145
one payment · 12 mo
Single clock, factory profile
- layers on
- 1/1
- controls
- 04
Surgeclock 1/2
Turbo Clock
$200
one payment · 12 mo
Breakout core, equity sizing
- layers on
- 1/2
- controls
- 03
Surgeclock 2/2
Overdrive Clock
$265
one payment · 12 mo
Core plus the guard stack
- layers on
- 2/2
- controls
- 07
Apexclock 1/3
Spool Clock
$599
one payment · 12 mo
Trend core, session windows
- layers on
- 1/3
- controls
- 04
Apexclock 2/3
Overclock
$1,199
one payment · 12 mo
Core plus guards and governor
- layers on
- 2/3
- controls
- 09
Apexclock 3/3
Redline Clock
$2,199
one payment · 12 mo
The complete unit
- layers on
- 3/3
- controls
- 11
Protocol note // term
Each purchase is a single payment for a 12-month licence, counted from the day the payment clears. The licence is not perpetual and it does not renew itself: when the 12 months are up it simply ends, and nothing is charged again unless you place a new order.
Protocol note // delivery
Payment clears, the deploy page opens. It releases one ZIP holding the compiled unit (.ex5) and its deployment protocol (PDF), and it prints your Core Token and deploy token. The address stays live for the length of the term.
04 // Ops desk
Asked before arming. Answered in full.
- 01Is a higher clock a different strategy?
- No — one strategy per unit, and the clock sets how far that strategy is let off the leash. Climb the ladder and you unlock further guards, equity-based sizing, wider configuration room, and at the summit the preset file the desk runs itself. Nowhere on the ladder is a price attached to a result.
- 02Why is nothing published on the benchmarks page?
- Because no public account exists yet for any of the three units. Handles are reserved with Myfxbook, and the page will carry figures the day a page exists. Until then the honest state is 'not published', and that is what is printed.
- 03What lands after payment?
- A single ZIP lands: the .ex5 built for your clock, alongside the deployment protocol that spells out every parameter the clock is licensed to run. Your Core Token and deploy token print on the same page. Keep both.
- 04Does AlgoTeraX touch my account?
- Never. The unit runs inside your own MetaTrader 5 terminal, on your own broker account, behind your own login. No funds held here, no accounts managed, no trades placed on anyone's behalf.
- 05When does the licence end?
- 12 months after the charge clears, on its own, with nothing charged again. Another term is a new order, placed by you. No subscription exists to cancel.
- 06Minimum setup?
- Checklist: a broker that permits expert advisors; a MetaTrader 5 terminal; a box or VPS that never sleeps; the inputs from the deployment protocol. Terminal offline means position unmanaged.
- 07Started on a lower clock and want the next one?
- Send the desk the deploy token of the clock you hold. The upgrade is billed as the difference in price and a fresh deploy page is issued for the higher clock.
- 08If a benchmark shows a gain, is that what I get?
- No, and treat anyone who says yes as a warning sign. A benchmark is one desk account at one broker across a stretch of market that is over. Your fills, costs, balance, inputs and start date are different, and the honest range of outcomes includes a loss.
Ready when you are // 06 clocks
Arm a unit.
Pick the unit whose behaviour you can sit through on a bad week, pick the clock that switches on what you actually need, and run it on a demo account before any real balance sees it.
Seller and licensor of every unit on this site: AlgoTeraX. Whop's part is the card payment and nothing beyond it; Whop neither sells, supplies nor licenses the software.