Source CodeMT5v3.1

Quantum King Source Code v3.1

Name: Quantum King Source Code v3.1
Price: 249.00 USD
Availability: InStock

AUDCAD M5 grid/hedging · 1,590 lines, English comments · compiles clean

Platform

MT5

Version

3.1

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 boundaries
QuantumKing.ex5 — binary compiled from the .mq5 in this package, so you can verify it yourself
README.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.

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.

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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.

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