Velora MT5

The Intelligent Grid EA — A Team of Smart Modules

Most grid EAs are one engine doing many jobs. Velora is different. Inside Velora, there is a team. Four smart modules, each with one specialty, working together so the system stays adaptive at every stage of a trade — from the moment of entry, to scaling decisions, to the exit.

Meet the team:

• VSE — Velora Smart Entry
• VSG — Velora Smart Grid
• VSS — Velora Smart Stacking
• VSX — Velora Smart eXit

Each module is independent in its job but coordinated in its decisions. The result is an EA that does not just trade — it adapts.

VSE — Velora Smart Entry

VSE is the gatekeeper. It decides whether to enter, and in which direction.

The old version of Velora forced you to pre-commit. You picked Buy, Sell, BuySell, or AllIndicators, and the EA followed your choice regardless of what the market was actually doing. VSE removes that limitation.

What VSE does:

• Reads the market state first, then chooses the direction. You no longer pre-commit.
• Remembers what worked and what did not. Past cycle outcomes inform new entries — setups with poor history get blocked.
• Multiple guards before every entry: ATH proximity, parabolic top, structural dip, crash mode, stale top, Black Swan events.
• Logs every decision. You can audit why VSE acted, blocked, or waited.
• Saves what it learns. The memory persists across runs, restarts, and reinstalls.

The longer Velora runs, the more selective VSE becomes. Memory accumulates as CSV files in MQL5/Files/Velora/ . These files are your asset — back them up, move them between machines. They carry the EA's experience.

The default StartWith is now VeloraSmartEntry . The legacy static modes (Buy, Sell, BuySell, AllIndicators) remain available for users who prefer manual control.

VSG — Velora Smart Grid

VSG is the architect. Once VSE allows an entry, VSG decides how the grid is built.

A grid is only as smart as its spacing and lot allocation. VSG builds both dynamically.

What VSG does:

• Adaptive distance. Grid spacing adjusts to market volatility (ATR) and trend health. Wider in uncertain markets, tighter in clean trends.
• Adaptive lot sizing. Multiple lot modes (Fixed, Manual Increment, Smart Fibonacci, Convex). Smart modes scale down when trend health weakens.
• Trade Veto. When market conditions become hostile (a falling knife scenario), VSG actively blocks new grid orders. The dashboard shows "BLOCKED" — you know why no orders are firing.

VSG protects you from the most common grid failure: adding more risk into a market that is no longer cooperating.

VSS — Velora Smart Stacking

VSS is the opportunist. When a cycle is winning and the floor is locked, VSS knows how to extract more from the move.

A normal grid waits passively for the next level. VSS does not. When market signals align and the cycle is already secured, VSS adds calibrated extra positions to amplify the win — but only when conditions justify it.

What VSS does:

• Activates only when the cycle is already profitable and protected.
• Reads multiple market signals to decide if the moment is worth pressing.
• Scales activity based on recent performance. When recent extra positions held their gains, VSS gets more aggressive. When the recent track record is poor, VSS holds back.
• Respects hard caps on total exposure. There is no scenario where VSS pushes the system into reckless territory.
• Independent toggle. Turn it off entirely if you prefer the classic grid behavior.

The principle: VSS only fires when the worst case is already capped. Winners get amplified. Losers are not given the chance.

VSX — Velora Smart eXit

VSX is the closer. It manages how Velora gets out, and that decision is just as important as how it gets in.

Most grid systems use a fixed trailing stop and a fixed take profit. VSX uses neither. It reads multi-timeframe market structure to decide how to trail.

What VSX does:

• Auto-BEP. Calculates the precise break-even point for all open positions automatically.
• Dynamic activation. Trail Start is computed from the current timeframe's ATR. The dashboard shows you exactly what price needs to be reached.
• MTF-aware trailing. Once active, the trailing distance is not a fixed step. In a strong trend, VSX trails wide to catch runners. In an exhausted market, VSX tightens to lock in what you have.
• Coordinated with VSS. When VSS just stacked extra positions (momentum confirmed by entry side), VSX gives the cycle more runway before tightening — because tightening exit while entry is amplifying would be self-defeating.

VSX is fully autonomous. No manual tuning required for its core function.

How the Team Works Together

The four modules are not just features running in parallel. They communicate.

• VSE filters entries. Only high-quality setups pass.
• VSG builds the grid intelligently around that entry.
• VSS amplifies winners — but only when the cycle is already secured.
• VSX exits with awareness of what VSS is doing, giving cycles room to extend when momentum is real.

The result: an EA that is conservative when it should be conservative, and aggressive when it has earned the right to be.

Guardian Mode: Risk Assistant for Manual Trades

Stop the conflict between your manual trades and Velora's automated system.

Open a position on your phone while Velora is managing a grid on the same chart? Without coordination, that is chaos. Guardian Mode solves it.

When enabled, Velora detects manual trades (Magic=0) and adopts them — integrating them into the same protection logic as the EA's own positions.

What Guardian Mode does:

• Applies the EA's pre-configured Stop Loss and Take Profit to your manual trade the moment it is detected.
• Includes your manual trade in all VSX trailing and BEP calculations. It becomes part of the team.
• All panel buttons (Close All, Delete SL, etc.) apply to your manual trades as well.

Guardian Mode bridges your discretion with the EA's discipline. You enter manually when you see the opportunity. Velora handles the risk, the trailing, and the exit.

Key Features at a Glance

• Four-module smart team: VSE (entry), VSG (grid), VSS (stacking), VSX (exit) — coordinated, not isolated.
• Persistent memory: VSE learns across runs. Win/loss history accumulates as your EA's asset.
• Multi-guard protection: ATH, parabolic top, structural dip, crash mode, stale top, Black Swan — every entry is checked.
• Adaptive grid: dynamic distance, dynamic lot sizing, Trade Veto safety.
• Autonomous exit: MTF-based trailing, auto-BEP, ATR-driven activation. Zero manual tuning required.
• Guardian Mode: adopts and protects your manual trades.
• Decision audit trail: every VSE action is logged. Full transparency.
• Performance optimized: CPU-heavy chart visuals disabled by default for backtesting and VPS.

User Parameters

• Core: Magic Number, Max Spread, Trade Comment.
• Entry (VSE): StartWith (default VeloraSmartEntry ; legacy modes still available).
• Grid (VSG): MaxGridOrders , UseHedging , UseAutoGridDistance , LotMode , InitialLotSize .
• Stacking (VSS): Independent toggle. Hard caps on exposure.
• Exit (VSX): Optional Partial Closing, manual SL/TP overrides.
• Visuals: Enable/Disable Dashboard and chart indicators.

Recommended Setup

• Symbol: XAUUSD (primary tested and tuned)
• Timeframe: H1
• Account type: Hedging or Netting (both supported)
• VPS: recommended for continuous operation, especially to keep VSE memory accumulating

The engine itself runs on any instrument. VSE is tuned and tested specifically on XAUUSD. Behavior on other instruments is not validated to the same depth.

Important Notes

• Past performance does not guarantee future results. Backtest on your broker's data with your own settings before deploying live capital.
• VSE memory files in MQL5/Files/Velora/ accumulate over time. The EA's behavior in week 1 will differ from its behavior in month 6. This is intentional.
• Trading involves risk. Use only capital you can afford to lose.