@ForexFactory Two traders open this release.
One checks if their bias was right.
The other checks what the first one will panic-do.
One trades the data. One trades the reaction.
Guess which one’s green this month.
Week 1 of the 10K Challenge, days 1 to 4.
$10,000 of real capital on full autopilot, fully public. Balance: $9,954.89, down 0.45% since day one.
We post the red days too. A feed that only shows green is the exact thing we tell people to avoid.
Every trade is live on Myfxbook. Follow the full run, link in bio.
Every trade, live, the second it closes. Watch it prove itself or watch it pay for it.
Free live feed in bio.
Trading involves risk. Past results do not guarantee future returns.
Day 5 of 90.
Five days ago we put $10,000 on full autopilot and published every trade in public. No edits, no delay, no screenshots.
Here is the honest week so far, without the parts most accounts leave out:
This week only, you can start your own account in sync with ours. Same systems, same configuration, same start week.
The window closes Sunday July 19, 23:59. After that the sync moment is gone. Calendar logic, not a countdown gimmick.
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@LehaciValentin This is the correct framing. The market risk stays, the self-sabotage goes. The only honest question after that is whether a given system survives live conditions, which is why public MyFxBook curves beat every backtest screenshot.
@GiftIdigbe@fundingpips Four payouts in is the point where most traders start thinking about consistency at size instead of chasing entries. Gold rewards patience and punishes screen fatigue. Curious how you manage that on a bigger account.