
Quantum Queen X Source Code v4.3
Original MQL5 source from the author · licence checks removed · builds clean
- Platform
- MT5
- Version
- 4.3
- Category
- Source Code
- Delivery
- File download delivery
- Listing updated
- 2026-09-06
Description
Quantum Queen X v4.3 · Full MQL5 Source Code
The original MQL5 source of Quantum Queen X v4.3 (22/07/2026), as provided by the author, with the trading logic complete. Around 1,400 lines, fully commented in English, and it builds in MetaEditor as-is — verified at 0 errors / 0 warnings.
What's included
- QuantumQueenX.mq5 — the full source, organised into clear sections: configuration tables, money management, position bookkeeping, risk control, signals, grid and basket exit, panel
- QuantumQueenX.ex5 — the binary built from the source in this package, so you can verify it yourself
- README.txt — build steps, runtime notes and a line-by-line list of every cleanup we made
We only cleaned up the formatting — the trading logic is untouched
- All comments and UI strings unified in English, with the original's Chinese comments removed
- Licence-key and trial-period code removed: no licence input, no local trial file, no expiry dialog, no self-uninstall. The EA performs no authorisation or network checks.
- The twelve strategies were spread across six parallel arrays (timeframes, indicator periods, thresholds, session hours, grid steps, target distances). They are now one
StrategyConfigtable — one row per strategy, readable at a glance. - The 30+ rescans of the position list per tick were collapsed into a single snapshot pass, cutting CPU cost sharply when several baskets are open.
- Fixed one defect: the original used
PositionSelect(_Symbol)to decide whether "this strategy just opened", which actually returns an arbitrary position on the symbol. It now checks the strategy's own newest position. - Volume normalisation gained a step tolerance so floating-point error cannot silently drop a whole lot step.
Every strategy parameter, session rule, signal threshold and exit rule is identical to the original — not a single number was changed.
Please read before buying
- The source keeps the original's three hardcoded date tables verbatim: 8 dates that multiply the basket take-profit by 15, 19 that multiply it by 5, and 24 on which no position may open. Every entry is a literal past date, so they can only change historical backtest results, never a future session. We neither delete nor hide them. Read our line-by-line audit →
- The EA attaches no stop loss; exits are handled entirely by the basket target. Each strategy grids up to 100 positions and the drawdown guard is off by default.
Requirements
- XAUUSD only, on a broker quoting gold with 2 decimals (3-decimal feeds are incompatible); hedging account plus VPS
- Uses non-standard M6 / M10 / M12 / M20 periods, which MT5 synthesises from M1 history — make sure M1 history is complete
- Only dependency is
<Trade\Trade.mqh>from the standard MT5 library
Risk note: the source is for study and customisation only and is not investment advice. Forex and precious-metals trading carries high risk — validate on demo first and only trade money you can afford to lose. Digital goods are non-refundable once delivered.
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
Quantum King Source Audit: 1,590 Lines, Nothing Hidden — but the Risk Is Structural
We read every line of Quantum King 3.1's MQL5 source and compiled it. No licence checks, no trial timer, no hardcoded date tables — which is rarer than it should be. But it attaches no stop loss by default and every account-level guard ships disabled. Here's the mechanism and the boundaries.
We Read Quantum Queen X's Source Code: Three Hardcoded Date Tables That Quietly Repaint the Backtest
Quantum Queen X v4.3 ships 51 literal historical dates baked into its source: 24 on which it refuses to trade, 8 that multiply the take-profit by 15, and 19 that multiply it by 5. All are past dates and the last sits right at the build date — they can only rewrite backtests, never a future session. Here is the original code, line by line, and why this is cheating rather than optimisation.
BinanceGrid Review: A Binance Futures Grid in MT5, and How to Read Its +18.9% With a 4.8% Drawdown
BinanceGrid is TopXEA's own MT5 EA for Binance USD-M futures on HYPE, LIT and ADA. This review covers how it trades, where the risk sits, how to read the backtest and who should not run it.
What Actually Changes an MT5 Backtest — We Ran the Controlled Test
Same EA, same .set, two different equity curves. We isolated the chart timeframe in a controlled test: 60× the bar count, and every figure in both reports came back identical. The variables that actually move the number are elsewhere — ranked by impact, with our own measured data.
