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    2026-04-20 19:30:59.487Z
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      algo_expert
        2026-04-20 19:30:59.543Z

        Hi,
        I’ve tested the bot on XAUUSD, and while the results look impressive at first glance, they appear to be driven mainly by an aggressive grid structure with very small TP values and high order density.
        The system seems highly dependent on ranging conditions, and I couldn’t find a strong mechanism that protects it during sustained trends.
        Could you clarify:
        how the EMA/RSI filters influence actual entry decisions?
        whether there is a built-in trend protection or cycle stop logic?
        what risk profile you consider safe for live trading?
        At the moment, the behavior looks more like a high-risk grid engine rather than a truly adaptive system.
        I also noticed a very large gap between backtest and optimization results (≈1.8k% vs 37k%), which may indicate strong parameter sensitivity or overfitting.
        Could you clarify how stable the strategy is across different parameter sets and market conditions?

        1. ZZeroDegen
            2026-04-23 03:35:04.920Z

            Thanks for the sharp feedback. To clarify, Agent Bunny is designed as a controlled mean-reversion system, not a blind martingale. Here’s how it handles risk:

            1. Smart Entry Filters (EMA/RSI)
              These act as Regime Filters, not just triggers. They prevent adding orders against strong momentum (e.g., no Buy Limits if Price > EMA) and avoid entries at extremes (RSI Overbought). This controls grid density in real-time.
              So the gird not stay forever in price range but always follow current real so if price move the grid will follow

            2. Four-Layer Trend Protection
              Instead of predictive AI, we use hard-coded capital preservation:
              Individual Hard SL: Every order has a strict Stop Loss. We cut losers early; we don’t hold forever.
              Circuit Breaker (MaxGridLossDollar): If the current grid cycle hits a specific loss limit, the bot closes all positions and pauses immediately.
              Exposure Caps: Max Grid Orders limits leverage per side, while Funds Halt enforces a cooldown after rejections to prevent aggressive re-entry during instability.
              Global Stop: A final Max Drawdown % safety net stops the bot entirely if equity drops too far.
              The goal is consistency via strict exit logic, not just entry optimization. I recommend testing with conservative Max Grid Orders and wider steps to see these protections in action.

            for long term i suggest u using 0.5% max risk profile