I started in july 7 and after i check my balance i remain draw down And ive seen the return chart of commodities and forex hasn’t update yet Let me know your results of last month from automation

Hello Everyone. I have been doing some research on IP addresses and how it can affect your prop firm challenge or funded account. When you use a trade copier, your trades are being executed from the IP address that your trade copier is working on. If you are or have been using Traders Connect, you will be using their IP address. On their site, they say that the IP addresses are dedicated. Now you would be led to believe that the IP address your copier was on was dedicated to you, but that is not the case. I messaged them on Saturday and asked them if the IP address was dedicated, or if it was shared or if it was dynamic (changed at all). This is an important considerations for some prop firms and you should really check their IP address policy. This is what they said: - "The IP will not randomly change, but it will be shared with other users" So, this means that if you have been using Traders Connect and you have not been flagged for using a shared IP address, then this logically means you can also use the Duplikium service that also uses a static shared IP address. The cost for the static shared IP is €2 per account. However, by default, when you order your copiers from Duplikium, you get the STD free IP attribution which is a shared dynamic IP address which does change. You will need to check if your prop firm is OK with this. It probably will be, but I know of some that won't be. Looking at FTMO's IP policy, they say that shared dynamic or shared static IP addresses are acceptable. However, looking in to the IP address issue is going down a rabbit hole with ambiguous detail. For example, FTMO don't allow IP addresses that mask your location, but if the trade copier IP address location is in Germany and you are in the US, then the trade copier address will be masking your location, which is against their rules. Whether or not FTMO or any other prop firm actually monitors at this level, I am not sure. I did message Duplikium and went in to detail about IP addresses and asked them if they were aware of any users having IP issues with their prop firms as a result of using Duplikium. This is what they said: -

Has anyone's future automation taken any trades today. The Forex did well today.

Hi everyone, We usually keep these to ourselves… but this time, we couldn’t let you have all the fun! This week, we passed a $25K Apex account — a solid addition to the portfolio on a firm that’s always treated us well. A few $50Ks are also running on lower risk and should be passed by the end of next week. CERTIFICATE Got any good ideas for what we should buy with the first payout from this account? Drop them in the replies 😁👇 Who else passed an account this week? Head over to the "Success 🏆" channel and share your wins. Have an amazing weekend. Best, Euan P.S. Wondering why we’re trading smaller $25K & $50K accounts? Check out the ➡️ [UPDATED] Prop Firm Guide P.P.S. The new Gold strategy goes live next week. Sit tight for the full announcement. P.P.P.S Our TrustPilot ➡️ HERE

Hey everyone, just wanted to share my story now that I’ve officially passed and secured my first real funded account! It’s been a journey, almost 9 months to the day since I started actively with Trade Algorithm on September 1st. I remember that first month… most people were posting wins, and I was still trying to figure out the setup. I actually lost more than I gained, not because of the system, but because I was still in “trial and error” mode, learning how to configure everything properly. Once I figured it out, October took off fast, everything turned around, and I was just watching profits build passively. That’s when I realized yes, hitting targets in 1 to 3 months is totally doable, depending on your risk settings. Then came December. A different story. The market was slower, more ranging, lower liquidity — and my gains pulled back. So, like Euan advised, I paused the system until the market stabilized and Trade Algorithm rolled out its updates. In the last week of January, I jumped back in and quickly recovered most of the losses. But then... I got greedy. In February and March, I started adding more pairs (since new ones were released), thinking I’d make more. Instead, I lost more than I won. It was humbling. I kept asking myself, “What’s going on?” But then I realized: that’s just how markets work. And let’s be real, no one controls the markets. So we can’t put the blame on Trade Algorithm either. If anything, they’ve built a system that keeps getting better, with great support, transparency, and results. The real deal, as they say. Eventually, I returned to what had worked for me: Mainly Gold at 1% risk. April and May have been a dream since then. It all started flowing again: with patience, calm, and a sense of humor. I’ve learned it’s not about doing more, it’s about doing what works and sticking to it. Euan and the Trade Algorithm team recommend adding more pairs to diversify and smooth the equity curve, and I’m going there, but this time doing my due diligence first, which is exactly what I skipped last time. That was the missing piece.