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That is an excellent question. The short answer is: Performance depends heavily on custom optimization and your weekly management. Default settings are provided as a functional baseline to show you how the mechanics work, but they are not a "plug-and-play" guarantee for profit. Because this bot relies on real-world options data (Gamma Exposure) rather than lagging mathematical formulas, it requires tuning to match the current market environment.

Here is exactly why custom optimization is critical for this specific bot:

1. The "Walls" Constantly Move (The Weekly Update)
   The biggest driver of performance isn't just the settings—it is whether you are running in "Pro" Mode or "Autopilot" Mode.

The defaults might have historical Call/Put walls, but the options market changes every month.

To get the absolute best performance, you need to manually update the Call Wall Price and Put Wall Price once a week using free data from CME QuikStrike.

While the bot can run on "Autopilot" (using Auto Recenter Walls), relying on the bot to guess the walls based on recent highs/lows will never be as precise or profitable as feeding it the real institutional data.

1. Asset-Specific Volatility
   Different assets breathe differently. A 20-pip Stop Loss and a 40-pip Take Profit might be perfectly optimized for a slow forex pair like EURUSD, but those exact same default settings will get instantly stopped out by the normal daily volatility of the US500 or Gold. You must optimize the SL, TP, and Trailing Stop parameters to fit the specific asset you are trading.

2. Prop Firm Survivability
   If you are taking a Prop Firm challenge, default risk settings are dangerous. You must manually optimize the Prop Firm Risk Management module to perfectly match your specific challenge rules. For example, if your firm has a strict 5% daily drawdown limit, you need to optimize your Risk % per Trade and set your Max Daily Loss (%) to something like 3.5% or 4% to ensure you never accidentally breach the rule due to slippage.

3. Tuning the Filters
   The default settings might have the Time Filter or Spread Filter turned off. However, through optimization, you might discover that your specific broker widens spreads dangerously during the Asian session. Optimizing these filters allows you to block the bot from taking trades during toxic liquidity periods.

Summary: Think of the GammaSqueeze Bot like a high-performance race car. It has an incredibly powerful institutional engine, but you need to calibrate the suspension (optimization) for the specific track (asset) you are racing on today, and steer it by updating the options levels weekly.
For the exact details on the limitations of each specific bot, we're waiting for you on our Discord channel: https://discord.gg/B7VVH9Cq57