Free MT5 bots · A mix of strategies
Several strategies, traded by hand on a real, public account and since automated into free MT5 bots, now in testing. One of them trades against the crowd.
Manual track record · real account · verified on FXBlue. The bots’ own results will differ.
Inside the portfolio
One bot in our portfolio trades against the crowd. When most retail traders pile into one side, it looks at the other.
Illustration, not live data
70% or more of retail traders on one side.
The bigger trend points its way, not the crowd’s.
Nothing major due, and a hard stop before it enters.
Nothing lines up? 0DDsider sits out.
A filter, not a guarantee: contrarian trades lose too. More in the FAQ.
Manual track record · real account · USD
Monthly candles of the account balance (USD). Solid: up month. Outlined: down month. Tap or hover a candle for open, close and change.
Our own real account, synced to FXBlue. One deposit of $100,000 in Aug 2023, first trade on 10 Jun 2024, no withdrawals, so the percentage is not inflated by top-ups. The trades were placed by hand, following a portfolio of manual strategies.
Data as of 23 Oct 2026, 15:13 CEST (last FXBlue sync). Charts drawn by us from FXBlue's public data.
Automated version
This record comes from a portfolio of manual strategies. We have since automated those strategies into the bots you can access for free. The automated versions are in testing and their results will differ from the manual record. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
The bots will get their own public FXBlue account. Their live record will appear here, next to the manual one, so you can compare both.
Our name is a goal, not a claim. This account has had real drawdowns, and we show every one.
Monthly candles of the drawdown from the previous balance peak. Solid: the drawdown got smaller that month. Outlined: it got deeper.
Monthly return on the balance at the start of each month. Some months had no closed trades.
Year column: the compounded return for the year (profit ÷ balance on 1 January), not the sum of the months. Monthly figures as reported by FXBlue.
These figures come from one real account with its own position sizing, including leveraged CFD trades; your results will differ. This record comes from a portfolio of manual strategies. We have since automated those strategies into the bots you can access for free. The automated versions are in testing and their results will differ from the manual record. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Nothing here is investment advice, a signal or a promise of returns. CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. Consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.
The bots
Our manual strategies, automated as Expert Advisors and indicators for MetaTrader 5. Every bot is free, with its full rules. They are still in testing: join the waitlist for access as each one is ready.
What you get
Designed around prop-firm limits like daily loss and max drawdown. The aim: help you get funded.
Run the same portfolio sized to you. The goal: rule-based trading that is profitable over time.
Aims, not promises. Prop challenges are often failed and results vary. The bots are in testing, and each firm has its own rules on EAs.
The 0DD one out.
It trades against the crowd at extremes, and only when the trend agrees.
A filter, not a guarantee: contrarian trades lose too. Every trade has a hard stop. If nothing lines up, it sits out.
The open sets the 0DDs.
It lets the New York open draw a box, then trades the clean break, only when VWAP and currency strength agree.
Breakouts fail too. Every trade has a hard stop, and a daily loss limit and trades-per-day caps keep it small. Losses will still happen. Run it on demo first.
When the stops get run, flip the 0DDs.
It waits for price to sweep the stops past a major level, then trades the snap back once a candle confirms it.
A sweep can turn into a real breakout. Every trade has a hard stop and a fixed risk, and total open risk is capped, so each loss has a size. Losses will still happen. Run it on demo first.
Free with a funded account. Open an account with our partner broker and deposit at least $1,000. The bots are yours: no price, no subscription.
No black boxes. A hard stop on every trade.
A live account with our partner broker, opened through our link. We send it when you join.
The money stays in your own broker account. We never hold it. Only deposit what you can afford to lose.
Free, with full rules and setup help in our Telegram community. No price, no subscription.
The bots are still in testing. Join the waitlist and we’ll email you when the first one is ready.
1-to-1 coaching
Paid one-to-one sessions on position sizing, drawdown control and running EAs on MT5. Your account, your questions.
Ask on TelegramYes. There is no price and no subscription. The one condition: a live account with our partner broker, funded with at least $1,000. We earn from that broker partnership, not from you. Your money stays in your own broker account; we never hold it. Trading is risky, so only deposit what you can afford to lose.
Not exactly. The track record was traded by hand on our own real account, following a portfolio of manual strategies. We have since automated those same strategies into the bots, and you can access them for free. But code does not trade exactly like a person: entries, exits and timing are fixed rules, so the automated versions will not repeat the manual results and could do worse. The few trades on this account tagged by an Expert Advisor were early tests, not the bots' results. The bots are still in testing; when they have a live record of their own, we will publish it on FXBlue next to this one. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
0DDsider is one bot in our portfolio, which mixes several strategies; it is one part of the method, not all of it. It trades against the crowd because most retail traders lose. Brokers' own published risk warnings show that most retail CFD accounts lose money. So when retail positioning gets extreme on one side (for example 70% or more, per sentiment data), 0DDsider looks at the other side. It only acts if the higher-timeframe trend agrees (the daily 50 and 200 EMAs), a second, independent source of positioning or liquidity data is not leaning with the crowd, and no high-impact news is due. Every trade has a hard stop. If nothing qualifies, it sits out. It is a filter, not a guarantee: crowds can stay one-sided for a long time, and contrarian trades lose too.
Access to a portfolio that mixes several strategies, delivered as free MT5 bots. Three are named so far: 0DDsider (trades against the crowd at extremes), ORB0DD (New York opening range breakout) and 0DD Sweep (trades the snap back after a stop sweep at a major level). They are designed for two uses: working within prop-firm challenge rules such as daily loss limits and maximum drawdown, and trading your own capital with risk sized to you. The goal is to be profitable in the markets over time, but that is an aim, not a promise. The bots are still in testing, and their results will differ from our manual record.
No. By default it only watches the opening range of the New York session and takes a couple of trades a day at most. Once it hits its daily cap, it stops looking.
That's the idea. It buys swept support only when the daily trend is down, and sells swept resistance only when it is up. It's hunting for exhaustion, not chasing momentum. If the trend keeps going, the stop takes the loss.
They are built with prop-firm rules in mind, such as daily loss limits and maximum drawdown. But every firm sets its own rules on Expert Advisors, copy trading and running the same strategy as other traders, so check your firm's terms before you use any bot. Prop challenges can be failed, and often are. Nothing here promises a pass, funding or a payout, and results vary.
FXBlue, an independent third-party site, reads the results straight from the trading account. We pull the figures from FXBlue and draw the charts ourselves. The full statement is public on FXBlue.
Yes. Trading forex, metals and crypto CFDs with leverage is high risk and you can lose more than you expect, quickly. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.
MetaTrader 5 (MT5). FX majors and crosses, gold and other metals, and crypto pairs offered on MT5.
Yes, paid 1-to-1 sessions on risk, position sizing and running EAs on MT5. Ask in our Telegram community.
Leave your email and we will write when the first file is ready to download.
The community is already open: Telegram · 0drawdown
We will email you when the first bot is released. Meanwhile, join the community on Telegram.
Trading forex, metals and crypto CFDs with leverage is risky and you can lose money. Nothing here is investment advice or a trading signal. See the risk disclosure.