The Factory: the kitchen in plain view

Where it stands

Too early to judge any of them: 7 closed trades between all 24. BotFactoryFX’s quarantine does not judge a strategy’s money before 20 closed trades; until then, read each card as how it is going, not whether it works.

Strategy by strategy

Live, closed trades onlyIts backtest’s pace, from the day it went inIn % of each strategy’s simulated 10,000 account

From the October hunt (9)

The searches of mid-October 2026 for a strategy that passes BotFactoryFX’s judge with 75 or more. The oldest here, so the ones with the most live days.

From the 24/7 factory (15)

Since 27 October 2026, BotFactoryFX searches day and night across dozens of markets and candle sizes. What passes the judge again and again is examined, and the best of each group of similar markets comes here.

Switched off

None yet. When we switch one off, it stays here with its record and the reason, so this page never shows only the ones that are doing well.

How it is measured

• Real prices, simulated money. Each strategy reads the live candles of the market where it would trade (Darwinex’s MetaTrader 5, and Hyperliquid for Bitcoin), and BotFactoryFX’s quarantine runs it on them every night, with that market’s costs. Each one has its own simulated account of 10,000 in the market’s currency and a fixed size; no order is sent anywhere.
• Only what came after. A strategy’s count starts the day it went into quarantine. The prices it was found on never count here.
• The promise is its own backtest. The table puts what its backtest made over the years it was tested next to what it has done live. The dotted line in the chart is that backtest’s result spread evenly over time, drawn from the day it went in: above it, live is ahead of the promise; below, behind.
• The verdict is the program’s own. It is the one BotFactoryFX’s quarantine gives on its screen: it holds the live profit factor against the promised one, and says nothing about the money before 20 closed trades.
• A name of its own, once it passes. A strategy that passes BotFactoryFX’s judge with 75 or more earns a name, from a theme that suits its family: rivers for trend, mountains for breakouts, myths of return for mean reversion, physicists for momentum, winds for volatility, poets for price action and composers for divergence. When we can, the person was born near the day of the year it was found. Each record says why.
• Closed trades only, and no rules. A trade shows up here once it has closed, never while it is open, so this page is not a signal service. Under each name goes the one the program gives it, which says which indicators the strategy uses; its rules, settings and code stay private.
• Pairs. Some strategies run twice, with fixed stops and with stops sized to volatility (ATR), to see which holds up better live. Each pair counts as one candidate.

Read it with care

• A few trades say nothing. These are daily and 4-hour strategies that trade a few times a month. A good or bad start is noise until each one has a few dozen trades.
• Several resemble each other. Many buy dips in stock indices, so on a bad day for the markets several lose together. Count them as fewer independent bets than there are cards.
• We built BotFactoryFX, and this page. It shows every strategy we put in quarantine, whether it is doing well or not, and the ones we switch off stay here.

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