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What strategies are prohibited?

We evaluate all strategies based on whether they reflect genuine market trading behaviour. The following are prohibited:

  • Microscalping — any trade closed within 2 minutes of opening. The trade itself is not a breach, but profits from it will be deducted from your account.

  • Latency exploitation — strategies that exploit data feed latency or price discrepancies.

  • High-frequency tick scalping — designed to exploit the simulated environment rather than trade real market conditions.

  • Cross-account hedging — hedging across multiple accounts to guarantee outcomes.

  • Non-viable strategies — any strategy that would not be executable on a live exchange.

If a strategy is found to be manipulating the simulated environment rather than reflecting genuine trading, it may result in account review or termination.

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