Trading terminal
One window for a crypto exchange and a MetaTrader 5 account. It is also the only place where a venue gets connected.
A venue is connected once
A venue is whatever you are connected to: a crypto exchange through an API key, or an MT5 account through our advisor. The connection lives in the terminal, and from there the venue is available to every section: to signals as a recipient, to monitoring as a source of data. No other section asks you to connect anything again.
Crypto and forex do not mix
A position on the exchange does nothing to the MT5 account, and the other way round. The venue switch at the top changes the whole screen: price step, size units, available order types. A forex signal that arrives while the market is closed is not executed — it is marked in the journal as skipped.
Position modules
Order, stop, trailing and targets are set next to the form instead of hiding in separate windows.
Order
Market, limit, floating and virtual. A single order, a grid or Fibonacci: number of orders, step, size multiplier. The position price after the grid and the liquidation price are visible right away.
Stop
By percentage offset, by price, or from the risk you allow. It can be counted from the entry price or from the grid average; after averaging the stop moves itself.
Trailing
By price or by filled targets: start, offset, move to break even. The stop follows the price and never walks back.
Targets
Up to twelve levels, each with its own share of the size. Targets move after averaging together with the stop.