Crypto Investor EA v1.1 – Now with Built-In Randomization System for Unique Trading
We’re excited to announce the release of Crypto Investor EA version 1.1, a significant update designed to help traders—especially those using proprietary trading firm accounts—achieve greater trading uniqueness and reduced strategy detection.
The standout feature of this update is the new Randomization System, which introduces flexible, controllable variability in both trade entry and exit conditions. This system is designed to make your trading behavior less predictable and more distinct, improving your ability to comply with prop firm rules and maintain a competitive edge.
What is the Randomization System?
The Randomization System enables variability in the EA’s execution logic by randomly adjusting the price levels and timing of trade entries and exits. This helps your trades appear less uniform and more individualized—even when using similar settings as other traders.
This is especially important for traders working with proprietary firms, where duplicated strategies may lead to disqualification or restrictions.
New Parameters in Version 1.1
>>> Exit Randomization Settings
RandomizeExit (true/false) - Enable or disable exit randomization logic.
ForceLossRange (Default: 500 points) - Randomly modifies the ForceLoss level within a ±500 point range.
ForceProfitRange (Default: 500 points) - Randomly modifies the ForceProfit level within a ±500 point range.
RecoveryProfitRange (Default: 500 points) - Randomly modifies the RecoveryProfit value within a ±500 point range.
>>> Entry Randomization Settings
RandomizeEntry (true/false) - Enable or disable entry randomization for trade opening time and price.
OpenTimeMaxDelay (Default: 60 seconds) - Random delay (up to 60 seconds) for executing a trade.
OpenPriceMinDeviation (Default: 10 points) - Minimum deviation from the original entry price.
OpenPriceMaxDeviation (Default: 1000 points) - Maximum deviation from the original entry price.
Important Notes About the Randomization Feature
1. Entry Randomization Works Only in Live Trading
Due to platform limitations (MQL4/MQL5), entry randomization does not function in backtesting. However, we’ve rigorously verified its performance in live market conditions.
2. Exit Randomization Can Be Backtested
You can verify its effectiveness by running multiple backtests and observing different outcomes, confirming the randomness in action.
3. Parameter Recommendations
Using smaller deviation ranges (e.g., 10–100 points) may offer higher accuracy, but be aware of potential missed trades.
Larger deviation ranges (e.g., 500–2000 points) offer greater randomness but may lead to less favorable trade execution.
Adjust settings carefully based on your trading strategy and goals.
Tips for Achieving Truly Unique Trading Behavior
To further individualize your trading and avoid detection by prop firm monitoring systems, we recommend:
Customizing the EA_Comment: Replace the default EA name with a personal tag or custom phrase.
Using Unique Magic Numbers: Helps differentiate trades from other accounts using the same EA.
Running a Secondary EA: Introducing another EA on the same account can further diversify your trade footprint.
Ready to Trade Smarter?
The Crypto Investor EA v1.1 update gives you more control, more flexibility, and more adaptability in the ever-evolving crypto markets. With the new Randomization System, your trading can stay ahead of restrictions and remain uniquely yours.
Update to the latest version now and start trading with the power of intelligent randomization!