Perceptrader AI MT5
AI neural-network grid — six FX pairs on M5, adaptive multi-currency
- Platform
- MT5
- Version
- 2.43
- Category
- MT5 EA
- Delivery
- File download delivery
- Developer
- Valeriia Mishchenko
- Listing updated
- 2026-06-26
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Description
Perceptrader AI is an AI-driven grid trading system that uses deep-learning algorithms and artificial neural networks (ANN) to read the market — gauging trend, momentum and volatility, filtering out low-probability setups, then staging grids across multiple currency pairs.
Instruments: six pairs — NZDUSD, USDCAD, AUDNZD, AUDCAD, NZDCAD, GBPCHF — all run from a single chart on the M5 timeframe, with built-in news & market-crash filtering, automatic GMT adjustment, and a neural-network forecast & self-diagnostic panel.
Risk management: maximum floating-drawdown caps (percentage and currency), FTMO-style daily drawdown limits, max open-lots filtering, minimum free-margin requirements, and configurable actions on hitting a threshold (e.g. "prohibit opening new grids while floating drawdown is high").
Recommended setup: a hedging account is required, plus an ECN/low-spread broker and continuous VPS; recommended starting deposit $6,000 (1:30 leverage) or $1,000 (1:100). Current version v2.43.
Genuine MQL5 build by the author Valeriia Mishchenko — official price $2,800 (10 activations); the live signal is publicly verifiable. Instant delivery after payment (EA + setup-guide PDF).
Your download link is delivered automatically right after payment — find it anytime via My Orders.
Digital goods (license keys / files) are non-refundable once delivered. EAs and quantitative strategies are for research/education only and are not investment advice; forex and derivatives trading is high risk and past performance does not guarantee future results.
Further reading
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How to Verify an EA Is Real: The Complete Myfxbook Guide
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