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VectorBTC QuantCore EA | Multi-Strategy Portfolio EA for BTCUSD Overview VectorBTC QuantCore is a systematic multi-strategy Expert Advisor designed for BTCUSD (Bitcoin) using a portfolio-based trading approach. Instead of relying on a single entry condition, the EA combines 10 independent rule-based strategies, each with its own logic, holding period, and magic number. The system is built around the concept of strategy diversification — allowing multiple Bitcoin market behaviors to be captured
VectorGold QuantCore EA | Multi-Strategy Portfolio EA for XAUUSD Overview VectorGold QuantCore is a systematic multi-strategy Expert Advisor designed for XAUUSD (Gold) using a portfolio-based trading approach. Instead of relying on a single entry condition, the EA combines 16 independent rule-based strategies, each with its own logic, direction, holding period, and magic number. The system is built around the concept of strategy diversification — allowing multiple market behaviors to be captured
Gold StructureSniperStrike | Breakout EA with EMA Trend Filter + Virtual Trailing Stop | XAUUSD Overview Gold StructureSniperStrike is a systematic breakout Expert Advisor built specifically for XAUUSD. It targets the breach of the important level — the most watched structural reference points in institutional Gold trading. The moment price crosses a confirmed level, the EA enters a market order immediately and manages the position with a fully virtual trailing stop running entirely in memory
Prior Session Break Gold Strategy — FREE Version (1H Session EA) | XAUUSD 🆓 Free Version — Limited Functionality This is a restricted version of the full Prior Session Break Gold Strategy , designed for traders who want to experience the core breakout logic before upgrading . Overview The Free Version uses the exact same logic as the full system — trading the most important daily levels on gold: When price breaks these levels, the EA executes a trade based on pure structural logic — no