No backtests. No promises.Multiple live accounts. Real trades. Verify, then buy.
Every account is brand new, never used before. No manipulated history like other sellers.
Every trade public from day 1. Open it and verify each one yourself.
Every trade public from day 1. Open it and verify each one yourself.
Every account above is publicly verified on Myfxbook · Click any card for the full live track record and real drawdown.
Every account we publish is genuinely new, not an old account with manipulated history. The trick most EA sellers pull: they take an account that already grew +300% from a different strategy, attach their EA on top, and show you a perfect curve with no drawdown. When you deploy it yourself, the result is nothing like what was shown.
We start from trade #1 on fresh accounts. Yes, this shows real drawdown, that is the point. Scroll the Myfxbook history all the way back and check trade by trade: every single one is a Golden DeathStar trade, with the same operating logic from the very first one. That is what transparency looks like.
Each card below is a different Golden DeathStar preset running live. Same engine, same stop-loss, same logic, only the risk dial moves. Find the one that matches the risk you're willing to take, from maximum capital protection to aggressive weekly growth, and you'll know exactly which preset to run. Every one below is a real, live, Myfxbook-audited account.
Every trade public from day 1. Open it and verify each one yourself.
Every trade public from day 1. Open it and verify each one yourself.
Every trade public from day 1. Open it and verify each one yourself.
Every trade public from day 1. Open it and verify each one yourself.
Every trade public from day 1. Open it and verify each one yourself.
It was either:
Come on. You've seen it before: an EA showing +1000% online... then you run it yourself and suddenly nothing matches.
And when you ask questions, the answer is always the same: "You didn't manage your capital correctly."
But shouldn't an EA behave the same way as the live monitored account? Then why does it almost never happen, even using the same broker?
Look carefully at our accounts:
Golden DeathStar starts trading publicly from zero.
Every trade shows not only the EA magic number, but the exact preset name directly INSIDE the trade comments.
A level of transparency most EAs would never dare to show.
No hidden settings. No secret recovery mode. No "special version" running privately behind the scenes. Clean and fresh trading history.
This EA was not built to impress you with one lucky trend day when Gold moves in a straight perfect line.
Golden DeathStar was mathematically designed around one idea: a realistic target that can still be reached consistently, without destroying the account trying to get there.
On any given day, each preset keeps trading only until it reaches its expected profit for the day. No more, no chasing.
Then it stops.
Profit protected. Session finished. Back tomorrow.
No grids. No martingales. No hidden recovery systems pretending to be "risk management".
And yes: there will be difficult days. On those sessions, the engine may extend its activity slightly longer to complete the target. But the objective never changes:
Reach the target.
Protect the account. Survive the next day.
Every account starts brand new, with no prior history: you will see the real drawdowns, and you will never see a "perfect" curve. That curve doesn't exist: when you see one elsewhere, it's because the account already had history and the drawdown looks diluted on top of old gains. Not here. Here you see, at 100%, exactly what each preset really does.
Intraday drawdown is part of the design. Don't worry if it loses one trade, two, or even more during the day.
The single biggest mistake you can make is
cutting the EA while it's in drawdown.
It will go into drawdown. Every EA on earth does, at some point. Let it keep trading. Don't remove it, don't panic: it recovers on its own. Stop it mid-drawdown and all you do is freeze the loss; that's exactly how people stay stuck in the hole instead of climbing out of it.
And if the drawdown ever feels alarming, that's the real signal: you're simply not on the preset that matches the risk you can actually tolerate. Drop to a lower-risk preset and those same swings stop feeling scary. Same engine, smaller numbers.
And for those who love playing with testers and have already found the super high-risk settings on their own inside DeathStar...
No. Seriously. DON'T.
+20% days. +30% days. Maybe even more in a single day. BUT NO.
Right now you're probably thinking: "What if I push it just a little harder?"
That's exactly how accounts die.
Because the same aggressive sizing capable of producing those explosive days can also produce catastrophic drawdown the moment the market stops behaving nicely. That is leverage abuse with a very powerful engine.
Golden DeathStar was never designed for gamblers chasing one lucky screenshot. It was designed for traders trying to survive long enough to actually compound capital.
We know exactly what this engine can do. That's why the official presets exist. Every preset was calibrated around a balance between profitability, exposure, survivability, and recovery pressure.
So we repeat: DO NOT try to outsmart the preset structure. Especially if you're new.
And if one day you still decide to push the engine into extreme-risk territory, do it only with money you fully accept losing, ideally profits already generated by the safer presets.
Because once you move outside the official preset structure, you are no longer trading the system we designed.
Transparent pricing: +$100 every 5 copies sold, until reaching the final price of $1,800. Early adopters get the lowest price forever.
How pricing works: the price increases by $100 every 5 copies sold. The more buyers verify the live performance, the higher the price climbs. Final price will be $1,800.
15 price increments × 5 copies = 75 copies until final price. After that, $1,800 stable. Early adopters lock in the lowest price forever.
For algorithmic XAU strategies, the broker isn't just a fill provider; it's part of the strategy itself. Our live testing across multiple ECN brokers showed a 2.7x difference in risk-adjusted performance for our EA specifically. This is why.
Global Prime aggregates liquidity from LMAX, historically considered the top-tier liquidity provider for metals trading. Other ECN brokers may advertise lower spreads, but spread alone doesn't tell the story. Execution quality on XAU comes from the depth and quality of the LP pool, not just the visible bid/ask. LMAX provides cleaner price discovery, deeper book on metals, and consistent fills even during high volatility moments where generalist pools widen or thin out.
Global Prime uses FOK (Fill or Kill). Your order either executes completely at the requested price, or it doesn't execute at all. Other brokers use IOC (Immediate or Cancel), which accepts partial fills and gives them more room for "creative" execution that can erode your edge. FOK is the strict A-book signature: the broker either has true matching liquidity, or your order doesn't fill. This eliminates the "toxic flow" penalties that high-winrate strategies often face.
Our high-frequency XAU strategy generates many trades per day, with positions sized as a percentage of equity. Global Prime's Raw account offers up to 1:500 leverage, providing ample margin headroom for compounding without hitting margin limits. EU-regulated retail brokers often cap at 1:30, which makes our higher-risk presets technically impossible to run. GP's leverage flexibility lets the EA operate as designed.
Global Prime's MT5 servers deliver sub-10ms latency from properly-located VPS (we measured 7-8ms in our setup). No silent server auto-failover, a common issue with brokers that have 6+ servers in different regions. No tick delay. No timezone surprises. This stability matters: every millisecond of delay is profit erosion in a high-frequency strategy. GP's infrastructure is simply faster and more stable than the alternatives we tested.
We don't sell a promise, we publish results. We know backtests are an optimization tool, and they will always look better than what the EA actually delivers live. That's why we skip them entirely and show you the EA running on live, verified, publicly audited accounts instead. Look at the live accounts and verify before you buy.
Look at the Myfxbook accounts above. That's how the EA is operating today, day by day, every single trade tracked publicly. This does not constitute a promise of future results. It is simply a clear, unambiguous, audited reference of how the EA is currently running live.
Your own results will also depend on your capital, your broker's execution quality, your risk settings, and the market regime during your use. These are factors that affect any EA, not just this one. So if you want a realistic idea of what to expect, watch the live accounts. That's the most honest answer we can give.
We recommend Global Prime Raw. The section above explains why: in our live testing it delivered 2.7x more profit per unit of drawdown for this XAUUSD strategy, thanks to LMAX in its liquidity pool and FOK execution.
Can't access Global Prime in your region? IC Markets (Raw Spread) and Pepperstone (Razor) are both solid, widely available alternatives. We run the full preset family live on both, including the Accelerator, and they perform well. Expect slightly lower returns than GP: neither includes LMAX, and their fill mode reads as IOC instead of GP's FOK, which chips away at execution on a high-winrate strategy.
The single most important rule is the account type: it must be ECN / Raw / Zero. Do not run this on a Standard, Mini, Micro or Cent account; those will eliminate the EA's edge entirely. The account type matters far more than which of the three brokers you pick.
Whichever broker you end up choosing (especially if it's not Global Prime), we always recommend the same approach: open three accounts with different capital sizes following the recommended capital diversification, and test everything on demo first. All EAs, and high-frequency professional EAs in particular, perform differently depending on the trading environment. Validating on demo before going live is essential.
The EA is built for self-managed accounts, not prop firm constraints. Prop firms typically impose tight daily-loss and total-drawdown limits that may conflict with how these presets behave. Use at your own discretion. Myfxbook shows you the full drawdown profile to assess compatibility.
Yes. If you've purchased the product, you will always receive every update we publish. MQL5 notifies you automatically the moment we release a new version, so you always have access to the latest build at no additional cost.
If instead you've rented the product (when that option is available), you receive updates only during the active rental period.
Because everything is transparent before you buy. You can audit the live accounts on Myfxbook, see exactly how the EA is behaving day by day, and decide whether to purchase or not based on real, verifiable evidence.
We never promise specific returns. We simply publish the accounts running live, all the time, so transparency is total. This does not guarantee you will get the same result, especially considering that different trading environments produce different outcomes. But you always know what you're buying before buying it, because you can see it operating in real time.
Being a digital product, there are no refunds. The model is straightforward: you observe how the EA operates, you decide to buy or not, and we don't guarantee any performance. The decision is entirely yours, made with full information in advance.