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“But thou shalt remember the LORD thy God: for it is he that giveth thee power to get wealth…”
Deuteronomy 8:18
Paper-trading robots · Nasdaq micro futures

MNQ $6K Race

Our mission: find a trading robot good enough to run our live trading account. To earn that spot, a robot has to grow a $100,000 practice account by $6,000 without ever losing $3,000. So 78 trading robots take that exact test, live, every market day. They were built and tested on 10 years of market history by our research lab and three independent research teams: Atlas, Orion and Vega. The market decides which ones really work, and the proven champion trades our live trading account. No emotions, no guessing: rules, evidence and patience.

the ring = today's MNQ candles · the spokes = the top 12 robots · each bar below = one robot

Why we're doing this

the mission in plain English
Why robots?
A robot follows its rules every single time: no fear, no greed, no revenge trades. Every one has hard limits. It stops for the day after losing $1,000, it's out of the market before the close, and it sits out when markets go wild.
Why a race?
Most trading ideas look brilliant looking back and fail in real time. Here every idea has to prove itself live, side by side with the others, before it gets anywhere near real money. The race itself is paper trading, so nothing is at risk.
What winning means
A robot wins by reaching +$6,000 without ever falling through its loss floor. The approach with the strongest record runs our live trading account.
Why the verse
It reminds us that the ability to build wealth is a gift. We work hard, stay disciplined, and stay grateful.

MNQ today

buy fillsell filldot color = the robot · tap a dot for the fill and its P&L

The race

Every robot, best first. Each line runs from the −$3,000 limit to the +$6,000 finish; the red tick is its loss floor. Tap a robot to open its card.

−$3,000$0+$6,000

Check out a robot

Today's trades

Day by day

every robot, every session

How to read this

the rules in plain English
MNQ
The Micro E-mini Nasdaq-100 futures contract. Each 1-point move is worth $2 per contract.
Practice account
A $100,000 practice account with strict rules: reach +$6,000 without breaking the loss floor. Each robot starts at $0.
Loss floor
Starts $3,000 below the start and trails $3,000 below the best end-of-day balance, but never above the starting balance.
Daily limits
A robot stops for the day once it's up $1,850 or down $1,000.
Teams
The Lab's robots came first. Then three independent research teams, Atlas, Orion and Vega, each built their own versions, and Atlas and Orion built Team Triple together.
Crazy-market rule
When the market goes wild, every robot sits the day out.
Paper trading
Trades are simulated from live prices. No orders are sent to any broker.