The first twelve Mondays

One new account per setting every Monday. The older ones keep trading while they are alive.

I could buy all 24 accounts on day one, copytrade everything, and feel very productive for roughly five minutes.

Then one ugly week could eat the entire monthly allowance I set for myself before the actual profitable period even starts. Nope.

For now, I am running with two settings. Setting C gets one new Tradeify 25K account every Monday. Setting D gets one new Bulenox 25K account every Monday.

What happens to the older accounts?

They keep trading.

If C01 starts in week 1 and is still alive in week 2, it keeps going. It does not matter whether it is still in eval or already funded. The same applies to D01 and every account after it.

If an account breaks, it stops. It does not vanish from the site, though. The failure stays in the ledger because deleting the ugly bits would make this whole thing pointless.

Why stagger them?

We will have 12 different starting points per setting to hopefully catch at least 1 or 2 “green” waves. One decent payout could fund the next batch of accounts and let me scale without constantly adding more money from my pocket.

If I started everything immediately, I could burn the whole month’s account allowance in the first bad week and then sit there watching the profitable period arrive without me. That would be very on-brand for my trading history, but I am trying something else this time.

Is this statistically smart? I hope so, but we’ll see grin.

The part where I keep my hands off

No manual entries. No changing size midweek. No “I see structure” exception. Setting C stays Setting C, Setting D stays Setting D, and I log what actually happened.

Gross payouts are not profit. Every account fee counts. At current list prices, the first twelve-week plan is $4,248, including the three paid months of the bot and before any discount codes.

And yes, God forbid my partner finds out about the roughly $1,016 account bill every four weeks xD

This is my run, not advice.