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A tick-driven adaptive auction engine that reads live market balance/imbalance in real time — no fixed timeframe, no static thresholds. Deploys three independently-managed forces (Base, Burst, Chase) on failed auctions and accepted breakouts, filtered by a dynamic USD Index conflict veto and structural RR guardrails.
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ARMY OF LEGIONS EA — Adaptive Auction Base + Burst + Chase Engine (USDX Confirmation). ARMY OF LEGIONS doesn't read candles — it reads the auction itself. Instead of relying on fixed bar patterns or static pip thresholds, ARMY OF LEGIONS builds a live tick-distribution model on every symbol it trades. It continuously identifies where price is accepted (balance/value zones) versus where it's rejected (failed auctions), and adapts its sensitivity to the current tick behavior rather than a hardcoded number. This makes it symbol- and volatility-agnostic by design — the same engine logic scales naturally whether you run it on a major FX pair, metals, or crypto CFDs. Three independently-owned execution roles: BASE — Enters on confirmed structural events (failed auctions or accepted breaks). Uses a 5-stage profit-lock ladder (trigger/lock pairs) plus a trailing stop once price runs past the final lock stage, so winners are protected incrementally rather than all-or-nothing. BURST — An independent recovery wave that activates specifically on failed-auction rejections, sized and cooled down separately from Base, with its own 5-stage lock ladder and trailing logic. CHASE — An independent continuation wave that only engages on accepted breakouts, and can be configured to require a protected Base position before firing — so it never chases without cover. Each role runs its own lot sizing, stop-loss/take-profit points, cooldown timer, and trigger/lock ladder — they don't share risk logic, so one role misfiring doesn't cascade into the others. USD Index Conflict Veto: Before taking a directional trade, the EA optionally cross-checks live USDX tick force. A trade is only blocked when USDX momentum dominates against the trade direction (configurable dominance ratio) — not merely when it exists — reducing false vetoes during neutral/consolidating dollar conditions. Works on the standard USD-inverse logic for USD-quoted pairs, XAUUSD, and XAGUSD. Structural Risk Guardrails: Minimum reward:risk filter before any entry is accepted Minimum/maximum risk-in-points bounds to reject both noise-tight and abnormally wide stops Minimum runway requirement so trades aren't opened with insufficient room to the next structural level Daily Profit Lock & Circle Management: Configurable daily profit target with its own trailing lock (start distance, step) Optional "surplus mode" to keep trading past the daily target once locked Daily lock can force-close the entire circle of open positions for a clean daily reset Maximum circle position cap and maximum trades/day limiter for exposure control Additional Controls: Trading session windows (broker server time), Friday cutoff, and rollover-window blocking Live telemetry panel (on-chart) and event journal logging for transparency into auction phase, active roles, and USDX status Spread and slippage protection, exact fixed-stop enforcement, hedging-aware wave rollback for incomplete sequences Who it's for: Traders who want an engine that adapts to how the market is trading right now rather than a fixed lookback or bar pattern — and who want Base/recovery/continuation logic kept structurally separate instead of blended into one monolithic entry rule. ⚠️ As with all EAs on this platform: backtest and forward-test on a demo account first. Past performance and strategy logic do not guarantee future results.
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