How the system works: When you launch an analysis, the AI evaluates the trade on a confidence scale from 50% to 100% (50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100).
The higher the percentage, the more confident the AI is in the signal.
Also, if you set the autolot option in the EA settings, you will receive trades based on the confidence scale: from 50 to 70% on the confidence scale, the EA will open trades with a risk of 0.5%, of your deposit per trade; with a confidence scale of 70-80%, it will open trades with a risk of 1%; with a confidence scale of 80-90%, it will open trades with a risk of 2%; and with a confidence scale of 90-100%, it will open trades with a risk of 3% of your deposit.
Now, after each closed trade, the AI collects statistics by pairs and confidence bands. And it adapts automatically: if a band has enough history and a win rate of >55%, the AI sets a Min Confidence. Trades below this threshold simply won't be opened.
Pair Statistics — full history (TP, SL, Manual, average points)
Auto-Calibration — what the AI decided for each pair
In the statistics section, you see data for all currency pairs. If a pair has accumulated enough history, consistently shows profits, and its signals have been repeatedly confirmed, you can select these pairs and trade only them. However, the more statistics we collect, the better it will naturally be and the more helpful it will be for all of us. So, what we need to do is try to trade different pairs, helping artificial intelligence choose the best parameters.
The system includes a technology that filters out signals that were closed manually. If the Expert Advisor opened a trade with its own take profit and stop loss, but the user intervened and closed it early, this signal is not taken into account. Only trades that reached the initial take profit or stop loss are counted.
Previously, the advisor couldn't detect pairs if the broker used suffixes (for example, EURUSD pro) or non-standard names (Bitcoin instead of BTCUSD). This has now been fixed: