First, a common mix-up: Quantum King trades the AUDCAD pair, not gold (its sibling Athena is the gold one — don't confuse them). It's a Bogdan Ion Puscasu EA built around a low entry — you can start at $300. This is a neutral review.
Strategy type (read this carefully)
King combines grid + martingale with adaptive recovery, fixed to AUDCAD on M5. "Martingale" is the keyword you must understand: it adds to a losing direction to lower average cost, then recovers in one move with a pretty curve — but in a sustained one-way reversal, position size and risk escalate fast. That's the built-in tail risk of martingale. AUDCAD is a relatively low-volatility, range-prone pair that suits grid-martingale logic, but "suits" is not "safe" — a black-swan move is fatal to martingale.
Account requirements (per the author)
| Item | Recommended |
|---|---|
| Symbol / TF | AUDCAD · M5 |
| Account type | Hedge account · ECN / Raw / Razor low-spread |
| Min / recommended deposit | $300 / $500 |
| Leverage | 1:100 |
Who it's for / not for
- For: people who understand and accept martingale and want to try a range-grid with a small ($300-level) account.
- Not for: anyone who panics at drawdown or puts all their capital in — martingale + full size is the classic blow-up combo.
How to keep the risk down
If you run King: (1) use money you can afford to zero out; (2) fund at or above the stated minimum (a thin account can't survive the averaging); (3) backtest 2–3 years in your own account with our guide and watch the max drawdown line especially. Verifying a live record: here.
How to start
Current price on the Quantum King page. Want a steadier, no-martingale option? See the gold sibling Athena.
Disclaimer: this is a product review, not investment advice. Grid/martingale strategies carry significant tail risk and can lose your entire capital in extreme conditions; past performance does not guarantee future results — use money you can afford to lose.