Thanos EA V1.0 MT5 — Built for Gold H1 Precision, Calm Risk

Sick of fiddling with EAs that over-optimize and blow up when the market sneezes? Thanos EA V1.0 MT5 is designed to be the opposite—clean rules, measured risk, and a focus on one of the most liquid symbols out there: EURUSD. On M5, it hunts for trend continuation after healthy pullbacks, then manages each trade with a fixed risk protocol and adaptive exits. No martingale, no grid, no shady tricks. Just disciplined automation you can actually sleep with… coz, well, that matters.

What makes Thanos EA different?

Thanos EA V1.0 MT5 is built for gold’s rhythm. Rather than spamming orders, it waits for alignment across trend and mean-reversion signals. When the conditions click (you’ll see fewer, better entries), it places a single position, sets a sensible stop based on recent volatility, and lets the logic manage exits: partials + trailing for strong runs, timed cut if momentum fizzles. The goal isn’t to catch every move; it’s to capture the clean ones and keep your equity curve from yo-yoing.

Core idea in simple words

Identify the prevailing trend on M5.

Wait for a controlled pullback into a “value zone.”

Confirm momentum re-engagement.

Execute with fixed risk (like 0.5%–1.0% per trade).

Trail when momentum accelerates; otherwise, take partial profits and reduce risk.

Key Benefits at a Glance

Focused on EURUSD M5 for consistency and less noise.

One-position logic (no martingale, no grid), so drawdowns stay rational.

ATR-aware stops adapt to changing volatility—gold swings, the EA adapts.

Partial profit + trailing stop logic to lock gains without strangling winners.

News-aware entry filter (optional) to avoid fresh, high-impact spikes.

Broker-agnostic (just use low spreads + fast execution).

Prop-firm friendly configuration when using conservative risk.

Simple, readable presets—tweak without breaking the engine.

How the Strategy Works (Under the Hood, but not too geeky)

Trend Filter (Higher-Timeframe Awareness):
Thanos EA V1.0 MT5 checks the M5 (and optionally H4) directional bias using smoothed moving averages and structure confirmation. It avoids knife-catching and instead aligns with momentum.

Pullback Detection (Value Zone):
A pullback is detected when price re-enters a statistical “fair value” band (ATR-scaled). This reduces entries in overextended areas and seeks entries where risk is quantifiable.

Momentum Re-Engagement:
The EA waits for a “push” back with micro-structure confirmation—this can be a candle pattern or a slope shift in short-term momentum. No confirmation, no trade. That’s why it can sit quiet for hours, then place one precise position.

Risk & Exit Logic:

Fixed risk per trade (your choice; 0.5–1.0% is common).

Stop-loss: recent swing + ATR multiplier.

Take-profit: staged—TP1 (partial close), then a trailing stop that follows trend legs.

Soft time stop: if price stagnates and momentum dies, the EA cuts the position early rather than waiting to be right.

Recommended Settings (Practical)

Pair: EURUSD

Timeframe: M5 (primary).

Risk Per Trade: Start 0.5% (prop-friendly), later 1.0% if you like.

Max Concurrent Trades: 1

News Filter: Enabled for high-impact events (optional).

Broker: ECN/Raw spread with tight gold spreads; fast execution.

Leverage: 1:100–1:500 is fine—just keep lot size in check.

Minimum Deposit: $300–$500 recommended for small live accounts; more is always smoother.

Tip: If you’re on a prop evaluation, stick to 0.5% risk per trade and disable trading 15–30 minutes around red-folder news to keep drawdown tame.

Setup—From Download to First Trade

Install: Copy the .ex5 file into MQL5/Experts in your MT5 data folder.

Restart MT5 so it recognizes the EA.

Attach to XAUUSD (H1) chart—make sure algo trading is enabled.

Load Preset: Use the included conservative preset first.

Allow Live Trading: Check inputs and enable “Allow Algo Trading.”

Run on VPS if possible, to reduce latency and avoid PC sleep issues.

Forward-test on demo for a few days to ensure broker & spread conditions match your expectations.

Risk Management (where most bots mess up)

Thanos EA V1.0 MT5 is engineered around the idea that your worst day must be survivable. A single position with a fixed stop means you always know your maximum loss before the trade. That’s why we recommend 0.5%–1.0% risk per entry. If you’re tempted to crank it, remember: gold can run hard both ways. Keep the leverage respectably boring; your equity curve will thank you.

Drawdown Control Tips:

Don’t stack symbols during volatile gold sessions; let XAUUSD breathe.

Use the News filter for red events (FOMC, NFP, CPI).

Weekly loss cap (manual): if you’re down 3%–4% in a week, pause till Monday.

If spreads spike at rollover, avoid running new entries during those minutes.

Who is Thanos EA V1.0 MT5 for?

Traders who prefer fewer, higher-quality trades over constant scalps.

Gold traders who prefer the H1 structure—clearer and less noisy than M1/M5.

Prop-firm challengers want controlled risk and rule-friendly behavior.

Busy individuals who want an EA that doesn’t require constant supervision.

If you love hyper-scalping and huge trade counts, you can try M15 mode—but the soul of this EA is H1 clarity.

Live Usage Notes (realistic expectations)

No EA wins every day. On flat weeks, Thanos may take fewer trades and scratch more than it wins. That’s by design; flat conditions are exactly where over-eager robots give back profits. When trend and momentum align, it shines—multiple R winners with partials+trail can carry a month. The mindset is simple: protect the base, press the edge when it appears.

Final Word

Thanos EA V1.0 MT5 is all about clarity: a single instrument (gold), a single main timeframe (H1), and rules that keep you in line with trend without chasing every candle. If you value fewer alerts, steadier decisions, and equity protection, this one fits like a glove. Don’t rush—run it on demo, get a feel, then go live with risk that lets you stick around. Trading longevity beats lucky spikes, always.

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