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BTCUSD Consensus EA MT5 trades Bitcoin on H1 using five embedded models, market-regime analysis and a dashboard showing its decision controls.

1,360 decision trees assess H1 and M15 price data.
One position, ATR-based stop/target and a 12-hour time exit.
Auto Risk or fixed lots; Recovery defaults to ×2 after a loss.

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About BTCUSD Consensus EA MT5

Five embedded models for Bitcoin trade selection

BTCUSD Consensus EA MT5 is Leonid Arkhipov’s Bitcoin trading robot for BTCUSD H1. Five pretrained models containing 1,360 decision trees evaluate price structure and market regime before agreeing on an entry. Its panel shows model scores, consensus, trading permissions, spread and account load, making the decision process visible.

Regime-aware entries: the models assess directional, ranging, compression, expansion and transition conditions using H1 and M15 price data.
Defined trade limits: one Bitcoin position at a time and up to three entries per UTC day; the guide describes no grid or averaging into a losing move.
ATR-based exits: stop loss and take profit use approximately equal distances, with a 12-hour time exit if neither is reached.
Local model decisions: the trained trees are embedded; the guide says external cloud AI, Python and DLLs are not required for decisions.
Account controls: equity-based Auto Risk or fixed lots, spread protection, margin limits and separate buy/sell permissions.

Setup and position sizing

Market and chart: BTCUSD on one MetaTrader 5 H1 chart. Broker symbol suffixes are supported; M15 analysis runs internally.
Risk modes: Auto Risk defaults to a 1% base setting; fixed-lot sizing defaults to 0.01. Actual volume depends on broker specifications and margin.
Recovery default: Enabled at ×2 after a loss. Further losses retain ×2 rather than escalating; a profitable trade restores base sizing. It can be disabled.
Broker time: GMT Offset +2 and DST enabled by default. Match these inputs to the broker’s actual server time so H1/M15 candle boundaries are correct.
Spread and margin: Maximum spread defaults to 10% of ATR; Maximum Margin Use defaults to 85%. The margin setting is not an account-loss or drawdown cap.

The default Recovery setting can approximately double the base planned stop risk. A 1% base setting therefore is not a constant maximum per trade. The developer’s 500 USD starting guidance assumes a 0.01 minimum lot and 1:500 leverage; Bitcoin margin and contract sizes vary, so it is not a universal deposit requirement. Test on your broker’s history and inspect calculated volume, stop distances and margin before trading.

Original interface and historical evidence

Original developer gallery composite showing the BTCUSD Consensus MT5 version 1.65 panel, risk controls and Trade Cards over historical Bitcoin candles — Original unedited developer gallery illustration, retrieved October 5, 2026. The panel is labeled version 1.65 and shows model scores, spread and margin controls and Trade Cards. The chart contains historical December 2023–January 2024 candles; the words “live interface” describe the updating interface, not a verified live-money trading record. This is a developer illustration, not our trading account or an independent performance audit.

The developer supplies a public illustrated guide and two historical tester reports. There is no linked BTCUSD Consensus live signal at our October 5, 2026 check. Our BTCUSD Consensus review examines the models, original tests, Recovery and broker-time settings, including differences between the promotional figures and the downloadable report.

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Sources checked October 5, 2026: developer listing and public English user guide ZIP.

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7-day money-back guaranteeIf the EA fails to attach to your chart because of errors we can replicate, you get a full refund.

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Which market and timeframe does BTCUSD Consensus use?

It trades Bitcoin on a BTCUSD H1 chart in MetaTrader 5. H1 and M15 closed-price data feed the models internally. Use one chart; supported broker suffixes include forms such as BTCUSD.m and BTCUSD.pro.

Does the EA need a cloud AI subscription?

The public guide says the trained decision trees are embedded in the EA. Decisions do not require an external cloud AI service, Python process or DLL. The models do not train themselves continuously on your account. MT5 and its trading connection still need to remain online.

Does the default 1% risk setting cap every trade at 1%?

No. It is the Auto Risk base setting. Recovery is enabled by default with a ×2 multiplier after a loss, so planned stop risk can approximately double before broker and margin constraints. A further loss keeps ×2 rather than escalating, and profit restores the base size. Recovery can be disabled; fills and slippage can still change realized loss.

Does it use grid or averaging?

The guide describes one Bitcoin position at a time, no grid and no averaging into a losing move. It also includes a separate one-step Recovery sizing function, enabled at ×2 by default. No-grid wording should not be confused with an absence of increased sizing after losses.

Why do GMT and DST settings matter?

The models use H1/M15 candle boundaries normalized to UTC. Defaults are GMT Offset +2 with DST enabled, corresponding to winter UTC+2 and summer UTC+3. Confirm your broker’s actual server time. A server using UTC+0 all year requires offset 0 with DST disabled.

What do the spread and margin limits mean?

The default spread filter compares spread with 10% of ATR. Maximum Margin Use defaults to 85% and limits calculated volume; it is not a drawdown cap or a maximum cash loss. Broker contract size, leverage, lot limits and stop restrictions affect actual orders.

Are the published results from a live signal?

No. The available results are developer historical Strategy Tester reports. The shorter September 1–October 2, 2026 test is described by the developer as after training, but it is still a historical simulation. No BTCUSD Consensus live signal was linked at our October 5 check.

What is included after purchase?

This is a standalone delivery offer. After payment, your order provides instant access to delivery instructions explaining the EA delivery and setup steps. DeliveryInformation.txt is an instructions document, not the trading executable. Free lifetime updates and email support are included.