Is AdaptiveQ Trader MT5 legit?

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Does AdaptiveQ Trader MT5 use grid or martingale?

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Seller price $99

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Seller price: $99

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AdaptiveQ Trader MT52.0

Developed byRuslan Udintsev1 EA on record

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Not testedAI / neuralMartingaleANY (FOREX, METALS, CFDS)M1 / M5 / M15MetaTrader 5

Seller claims

grid no · martingale yes · SL yes

EALegit summary — unaudited listing

AdaptiveQ Trader MT5 is a reinforcement-learning expert advisor for MetaTrader (the name says MT5, while the listed platform is MQL4/MetaTrader 4) that decides Buy, Sell, Hold, or Close on each new bar using a Q-table with 16,384 state bins, hybrid Q-Learning/Double DQN elements, multi-timeframe analysis (M1, M5, M15) and indicators including RSI, CCI, MACD, SMA, ATR, trend/flat detection and candlestick patterns. It is designed for any symbols (Forex, metals, CFDs) on any timeframe, with M1 recommended for faster learning, and it persists its Q-table between sessions. Position sizing uses exponential averaging of lots (LotExponent), which functions as a martingale-style averaging approach, while risk controls include equity stop, trailing stop, a CCI-based exit and a time-based exit. The seller warns that the first months are a learning phase.

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