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Quantum King Source Code v3.1
AUDCAD M5 grid/hedging · 1,590 lines, English comments · compiles clean
- Platform
- MT5
- Version
- 3.1
- Category
- Source Code
- Delivery
- File download delivery
Description
Quantum King v3.1 · Full MQL5 Source Code
The complete MQL5 source of Quantum King 3.1 — an AUDCAD M5 grid/hedging strategy. 1,590 lines, fully commented in English, compiles in MetaEditor as-is (verified: Result: 0 errors, 0 warnings), and is ready to fork into your own strategy.
What's inside
QuantumKing.mq5— full source; the header block spells out the signal, grid, exits and risk boundariesQuantumKing.ex5— binary compiled from the .mq5 in this package, so you can verify it yourselfREADME.txt— build steps, strategy mechanics, runtime notes, risk boundaries
What we changed
Readability only — no trading behaviour was altered: comments and UI strings translated to English, a header block added, our store details included. All 31 functional inputs keep their exact names and default values, so existing .set files still load. Only six purely decorative section-label strings were translated; those variables are declared but never referenced. No licence, trial or phone-home code is present.
How it trades (verifiable line by line)
- Signal: Envelopes(14, 0.2) on H1, read from the last closed bar. Bid above the upper band → SELL; Ask below the lower band → BUY. Both sides evaluated independently, so it can hold long and short baskets at once
- Grid: 200-point base step, ×1.2 per extra position on that side (floor 10 points); each addition takes the previous lot plus one initial lot, held flat within 10 hours of the last entry; lots hard-capped at 0.10
- Exit: volume-weighted basket target; on target it closes the newest position and partially closes the oldest by one initial lot
- Filters: per-weekday switches, NFP Friday (first Friday of the month) skipped by default, 30-minute cooldown between entries
Risk boundaries — please read
No stop loss by default. Break-even logic exists but Inp_BreakEven defaults to 0 (off), and every account-level loss limit (Inp_Prejuizo_*) also defaults to disabled. This is a grid that adds to positions: lots are capped at 0.10, but a side can keep adding, so floating loss accumulates in a one-way market. That tail risk is structural, not a setting. Hedging account and a VPS are required.
Risk note: sold for study and customisation only. EAs and quant strategies are not investment advice; forex trading carries high risk — validate on demo first. Digital goods are non-refundable once delivered.
Further reading
Quantum King Source Audit: 1,590 Lines, Nothing Hidden — but the Risk Is Structural
We read every line of Quantum King 3.1's MQL5 source and compiled it. No licence checks, no trial timer, no hardcoded date tables — which is rarer than it should be. But it attaches no stop loss by default and every account-level guard ships disabled. Here's the mechanism and the boundaries.
We Read Quantum Queen X's Source Code: Three Hardcoded Date Tables That Quietly Repaint the Backtest
Quantum Queen X v4.3 ships 51 literal historical dates baked into its source: 24 on which it refuses to trade, 8 that multiply the take-profit by 15, and 19 that multiply it by 5. All are past dates and the last sits right at the build date — they can only rewrite backtests, never a future session. Here is the original code, line by line, and why this is cheating rather than optimisation.
Quantum King Review: A Low-Entry AUDCAD Grid-Martingale EA
Quantum King trades AUDCAD (not gold), starts at $300, but uses grid + martingale. We spell out the risk behind the low entry.
Perceptrader AI Review: An AI Grid With a 173-Week Live Record
Perceptrader AI uses a neural network to filter signals, but underneath it is still a grid. What makes it unusual is the live record: 173 weeks, +341.04%, 6,602 trades, 17.06% max drawdown. Here's the real structure, how to read that record, and whether you can live with grid risk.
