ABOUT ATLASSYNC
The currency market moves constantly — up and down in short intervals. Our algorithm is built to exploit these movements through many small trades lasting from a few hours to a couple of days. Each individual trade targets a small profit, and together they can compound into returns over time.
The algorithm trades three currency pairs in parallel to keep capital active as much of the time as possible. It can also trade in both directions simultaneously — buying on one market while selling on another.
POSITION BUILDING
Atlassync always starts with small positions. If the market moves favourably, the position is gradually built up. If the price moves against the position, it also increases incrementally — but with control.
The algorithm measures the strength of the movement. If it becomes too strong, it stops taking new positions until the trend weakens. When the movement fades and a reversal begins, it takes additional positions to target a profitable close for the group of trades.
POSITION CLOSING
This method allows the algorithm to handle both short swings and larger moves while aiming to avoid closing at a loss. When a group of positions moves into profit, the system sets a trailing stop-loss that automatically follows the price, protecting the gains.
EXECUTION
Atlassync runs in a dedicated cloud environment we provision for you. When the algorithm finds a setup it likes, it acts directly through your own platform account. Activity scale is calibrated to your account balance and configuration. Your funds never leave your account — you provide platform credentials directly on the server, you control the connection, and Atlassync never has direct access to your capital. Your dashboard receives live status data via a secure webhook connection.
Atlassync has been tested on five years of historical market data — from 2021 to 2026. The purpose was to expose the algorithm to as many different market conditions as possible: strong trends, quiet periods, and unexpected events. All tests use real market data — the actual price movements that occurred on the exchanges.
In addition to backtests, there is live history since the algorithm launched in October 2025. Results are verified through third-party platforms for full transparency.
Historical results do not guarantee future performance. Market conditions can change in ways not represented in backtesting data.
The algorithm includes multiple layers of risk control:
NEWS FILTER
No new positions are taken two hours before and one hour after major news events like interest rate decisions or employment figures.
MARKET CONDITIONS
If the movement is too weak or unclear, the algorithm waits. It only trades when conditions meet its parameters.
TREND DETECTION
If a trend has been running for a long time and is considered technically overextended, the algorithm stops initiating in that direction.
PATTERN RECOGNITION
The algorithm reads candlestick patterns to identify probable changes in direction and time entries accordingly.
Most trades close within hours or days. But sometimes events in the world affect exchange rates significantly — political decisions, tariffs, or interest rate changes.
Large moves like these sometimes mean the algorithm holds positions that can take up to a month to close. In five years of backtesting, this has happened three times. The algorithm is built to handle these periods — while waiting, it continues operating on other pairs and in the opposite direction.
Expect a larger drawdown at least once per year. If it doesn't happen, consider it a bonus.
Larger drawdowns are the hardest part mentally for most people. They look dramatic in the moment, but they are a normal part of how this type of algorithm operates.
The downward spikes in the equity curve are drawdowns — periods where the account value temporarily decreases before positions close. These are part of how the algorithm's strategy functions and not a sign that something has gone wrong.
However, not all drawdowns recover. While historical data shows recovery in backtested scenarios, future market conditions may differ. The Last Line of Defence safety mechanism will close positions if drawdown exceeds historical parameters, which may result in a realised loss.
Individual pair equity curves and detailed drawdown data are available on the Performance page.
Atlassync runs in a dedicated cloud environment provisioned for your use, configured by you, and can be paused or stopped at any time. The software automatically adapts to your platform's parameters and regional requirements. You have direct administrative access to the environment, choose which pairs to run against, set your own safety thresholds, and decide how to manage your account.
Do I need prior experience?
Atlassync is designed to be accessible, but you should understand how automation against a live platform works — including that you can lose your entire balance. Our onboarding includes a short assessment to help you evaluate whether the service is right for you. You'll need a platform account with a supported provider. Setup takes minutes with our guided process.
What platforms are supported?
Detailed platform requirements and supported configurations are listed in the setup guide available after signup. Region-specific compliance configurations are detected and applied automatically.
Setup takes about 10 minutes with our step-by-step guide. Log into your VPS, complete the one-time configuration, and start Atlassync.
What is the minimum account size?
$2,500 minimum across all configurations. This is based on extensive backtesting and ensures your account can handle the algorithm's scaling during normal drawdown periods. The system checks your balance and platform parameters automatically when you connect.
Can I disconnect at any time?
Yes. You have full control at all times.
Pause new activity: Atlassync stops initiating new activity on your account. Existing items keep their protective parameters and continue running until they resolve naturally. This is the gentlest way to wind down.
Pause all management: Atlassync stops adjusting any items. Existing ones remain on your account but are no longer touched. Note that this may affect results because the algorithm cannot complete its sequences.
Disconnect completely: Your platform account is unlinked from Atlassync. Any open items remain on your account under your own management.
Your subscription can be cancelled at any time with no lock-in period.
What happens during major market events?
The algorithm includes a news filter that pauses new positions around high-impact economic events and when market conditions fall outside its designed parameters. This is a built-in safety mechanism — not a guarantee of positive outcomes.
During past events such as the spring 2025 tariff situation, the news filter activated and paused new positions until conditions normalised. However, every market event is different and past behaviour does not guarantee the algorithm will respond the same way to future events.
You can also pause or stop the automation yourself at any time if you prefer to reduce exposure during uncertain periods.
Atlassync is subscription software you run on your own cloud infrastructure. It does not provide investment advice. Outcomes depend on your configuration and the platform you run it against. Read the full risk disclosure before activating against any account holding real funds.
Questions? Reach out to our team.