Breakopedia AI is a MetaTrader 5 Expert Advisor that trades H1 range breakouts on major forex pairs during the London and New York session opens. It uses time-windowed range identification with a confirmation filter that rejects characteristic false-break behaviour. Minimum deposit: $500. Multi-pair operation is the default. Suitable for prop-firm challenge accounts with adjusted risk settings.
Recommended setup
Pairs: EURUSD, GBPUSD, USDJPY, AUDUSD on H1 (one chart per pair).
Broker: any regulated STP or ECN broker with sub-1.0-pip major-pair spread.
VPS: recommended but not strictly required (H1 timeframe is more tolerant of intermittent connectivity than M1 scalpers).
Risk per trade: 1% default, 0.5% for prop-firm accounts.
Breakopedia's typical losing pattern is consecutive false-break days during low-volatility weeks. Maximum historical drawdown across tested samples is in the 7–12% range on the Balanced preset.
Breakopedia AI FAQ
Which currency pairs does Breakopedia AI trade?
Breakopedia AI trades the major forex pairs — EURUSD, GBPUSD, USDJPY, AUDUSD — on H1 timeframe, scanning the London and New York session opens for range-breakout setups. It will optionally include GBPJPY and USDCAD on the more aggressive presets. Multi-pair operation is the default; single-pair mode is available via input parameter.
Default basket (Balanced preset): EURUSD, GBPUSD, USDJPY, AUDUSD. Each pair runs on its own H1 chart; the EA does not cross-reference signals between pairs. Attaching the EA to a single chart trades only that pair — there is no global multi-pair engine. To trade four pairs you load the same EA on four separate H1 charts, each with the same `.set` file. We documented this setup in the installation guide.
Is Breakopedia AI suitable for prop firm challenges?
Yes — Breakopedia is one of our better picks for FTMO-style prop-firm rules. It trades 1–3 times per day per pair, produces a flatter equity curve than scalpers, and the news filter handles most daily-loss-limit risk. Reduce default risk-per-trade from 1% to 0.5% on a prop account and enable the strict news filter preset.
Prop firms enforce daily loss limits (often 5%) and total drawdown limits (often 10%). Scalpers can burn through the daily limit in one bad session; Breakopedia's 1–3-trades-per-day profile keeps daily P&L variance bounded. Combined with the news filter and a 0.5% risk-per-trade setting, the EA fits the rule envelope of most major prop firms (FTMO, FundedNext, The Funded Trader). Always verify the firm's current rules before depositing.