ATAI Level AI
Structure the orders. See the whole basket.
Define the spacing, volume stages and exit rules once, then monitor the basket from a single professional panel. ATAI Level AI is built for traders who need consistent execution of a configured two-sided grid, rather than repeated manual order placement.
Account and equity requirements
Use MetaTrader 5 desktop and a hedging account. The minimum equity guideline is 5,000 units of the account’s displayed currency: on a USD-cent account, 5,000 cents equals USD 50. A cent account changes the denomination, not the risk of a leveraged grid. Compare the broker’s minimum volume, contract size, spread and commission.
Start is an explicit action
Attach the EA, check the account licence and review all inputs. When the panel reads PAUSED, press Resume / Start to begin placing orders. An active licence alone does not start the trading cycle. The chart timeframe is not used by this strategy.
Order stages and basket targets
The grid uses Buy Stop and Sell Stop orders and three configurable stages for the number and size of orders on each side. The basket target and profit trailing work on the combined result of the EA’s trades, including recorded trading costs. Optional loss limits and individual trailing stops should be configured deliberately.
Volatility and overnight exposure
Fast movement can trigger orders rapidly and increase slippage, spreads and simultaneous exposure. Review news conditions before running the grid. To reduce overnight financing exposure, plan position closure before the broker’s rollover; simply removing the EA does not close positions or prevent swap.
Controls and licensing
Use the chart controls to pause and resume new cycles. In Inputs, choose panel visibility, font, size and location. Licensing is linked to the trading-account number and broker server. Despite its product name, this version follows configured grid rules; it does not contain a predictive AI trading model.
These tools are provided for educational purposes and do not constitute financial advice. Trading involves risk. Past performance does not guarantee future results and no profit is guaranteed. You are solely responsible for configuring, testing and using the tool and for your trading decisions.