
BTC Stable is an MT5 expert advisor built for BTCUSD on the M30 chart. It trades with fixed lot sizing and is described as not using martingale or lot multiplication.
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BTC Stable is an automated trading program for MetaTrader 5 that is built around a single instrument and chart: BTCUSD on the M30 timeframe. It places trades on its own, uses a fixed lot size, and is aimed at users who prefer a steady, rule-based approach to a volatile market.
The expert advisor looks for entries based on the direction of price flow and how liquidity behaves in the BTCUSD market. Exits are managed by the program rather than left to the user. In its current mode it trades a fixed lot size without compounding, so position size does not grow automatically as the balance changes. The author states that it does not rely on martingale or lot multiplication, which means losing trades are not meant to be followed by larger positions.
It is meant to operate through different market sessions and to cope with both trending and corrective phases. How well it does so will depend on your broker, your spreads and the market conditions at the time.
Because bitcoin spreads and execution vary a lot between brokers, choose one with low spreads and commissions and stable fills. The author has tuned the system mainly for Exness and lists ICMarkets, Pepperstone and Roboforex Pro as possible alternatives. Check that your broker uses the symbol name BTCUSD, or a close variant, and that trading is available when you plan to run the program.
The main control is the lot size. The author gives a reference ratio of about 30 USD of balance for every 0.01 lot, so a 100 USD account would suggest about 0.03 lots. Open the inputs tab after attaching the program and review every option before going live. The exact input names and defaults can differ, so rely on what you see in the terminal.
| Item | What to check |
|---|---|
| Lot size | Match it to your balance and risk tolerance; start smaller than the reference if unsure |
| Symbol name | Use the exact BTCUSD name on your broker |
| Timeframe | M30 chart only |
| Spread and commission | Compare your account with the conditions you expect |
Bitcoin can move sharply and spreads can widen without notice. A high share of winning trades does not remove the chance of losing trades or drawdown. Back-tested curves use historical data and cannot reflect slippage, requotes or changes in the market. Use a lot size that you could afford to lose, and test on a demo account first.
Trading carries risk, and you can lose some or all of your capital. Past results, including back-tests, do not predict future ones. Nothing here is financial advice.
The terminal must stay open and connected for the program to trade, so many users run it on a VPS. Always run it on a demo account first to confirm the symbol name, lot size and behaviour before using real funds.
| Product type | Expert Advisor |
|---|---|
| Platform | MetaTrader 5 (MT5) |
| Strategy focus | General |
| Delivery | Download from your account after purchase |
| License key | Not needed |
| Status | Launching soon |
| Category | Expert advisor (automated trading) |
| Symbol | BTCUSD |
| Timeframe | M30 |
| Trade style | Directional entries with controlled exits, fixed lot size |
| Position sizing | Reference of about 30 USD balance per 0.01 lot |
| Broker needs | Low spreads, reliable execution, BTCUSD offered |
| Requirements | Algo trading enabled; terminal running, ideally on a VPS |
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No. This product is an MT5 expert advisor and will not run on MetaTrader 4. You need an MT5 account and terminal.
It is designed for BTCUSD on the M30 chart. Attach it to that chart only. Other symbols or timeframes are outside the intended use and have not been described as supported.
Pick a broker with tight spreads, low commissions and dependable execution on BTCUSD. The author has mainly tuned it for Exness and also mentions ICMarkets, Pepperstone and Roboforex Pro as options. Symbol names can differ by broker, so confirm the BTCUSD name on your account.
The reference ratio is about 30 USD of balance for each 0.01 lot. For example, a 100 USD balance would point to roughly 0.03 lots. Treat this as a starting point only, test it on a demo account first, and consider a smaller size if you want less risk.
It is described as using structured position sizing without martingale or aggressive lot multiplication. Confirm the behaviour yourself on a demo account before running it live.
Compatibility with cent and micro accounts is not confirmed for the current product. Check the minimum lot and contract size on your broker, and test on a demo account before trading live.
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