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The "Intelligent Algorithmic Trading Services Development" group has been specializing and professionally working since 2021 in the design and development of a comprehensive and flexible platform for fully automated trading in various global markets. The result of these efforts is a collection of fully automated trading robots and the necessary platform for their optimal operation.​​​​​​​

Cryptocurreny (BTC-ETH)
Foreign exchange (Major Pairs)
Commodities (XAU-BRN) 
Derivative - Future - SPOT

 Frequently Asked Questions (Quick Guide) 

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What is the profitability of the robots?

On average, robots operating with low to medium risk settings yield a 100% return over a period of approximately four to five months.

This profit margin is based on long-term performance results. You can review detailed monthly performance data in the "Robot Overview" section. In certain months, the profit margin has reached as high as 50%. These results have been relatively consistent across both crypto markets (e.g., Bitcoin) and Forex markets (e.g., EUR/USD).

On average, the net profit in Netting Mode ranges between 25% and 35%, while in Hedging Mode, it reaches 30% to 45%.

It is important to note that Hedging Mode involves higher risk and requires a larger initial capital.

What is the required investment for using the robots?

The minimum balance required in an account to operate a single robot is $2,000 for Forex brokers and $1,500 for crypto brokers. It is also possible to run multiple robots simultaneously.

Due to the use of high leverage in futures trading, the maximum balance per account is limited to $10,000.

Is it possible to compound and activate multiple robots?

Yes, depending on the investor's expectations and the required funds, it is possible to activate multiple robots across various markets, including both Bitcoin robots and Forex robots for major currency pairs. Additionally, once the account balance (equity) reaches a specified level, as outlined below, it is possible to compound all accounts and robots.

To compound and increase the amounts, the account balance in crypto broker accounts must increase by 50%, and in Forex broker accounts, it must increase by 100%.

On average, robots with medium to low risk can generate 50% profit for compounding within two to three months.

Is it possible to purchase the robots or trading platforms of the DIAS Group on a monthly limited basis or for full ownership?

No, the sale of the platform, robots, or any source codes and tools developed by this group, either indefinitely or through full ownership, including any form of partnership, is not possible.

Currently, there is no option for limited use on a monthly license basis for the robots in the group’s plan. However, in 2025, a periodic access model for the robots will be developed and offered, with details to be announced at the appropriate time.

How can one participate, invest, and utilize the infrastructure and robots of the DIAS Group?

Currently, a limited number of accounts are available exclusively under a profit-sharing model to attract investors. For more information, please contact the DIAS team.

Is there any financial guarantee regarding the principal investment or a specific profit amount?

No, due to the nature of financial markets, especially international markets, which are always subject to various fluctuations, sometimes significant, no platform or organization that operates transparently and authentically can offer a guarantee on capital or profits. However, risk management strategies are in place to reduce potential risks from unpredictable, large-scale fluctuations, such as those caused by wars or major economic news.

The outstanding performance of the group's robots over the last 15 months, despite the most significant market panics, demonstrates the fact that all the robots and infrastructure of this group have been designed and optimized under nearly risk-free conditions, ensuring that investors can engage with minimal risk.

What is the trading style of the fully automated DIAS robots?

After years of evaluating various trading styles and methods that align with the expected goals of auto-trading, the Grid Trading method was developed by the DIAS team with a unique algorithm for market trend selection.

In this method, a simple yet precise algorithm determines the first order without using any additional parameters that could cause delays. The proprietary algorithm creates a dynamic process in managing open positions, preventing stop hunting (the forced closure of positions triggered by stop-loss activation).

Then, based on a 4-hour timeframe over the long term, the main price order block ranges are identified, and a network of trades aligned with the first order is placed as limit orders across the entire range when the first trade opens.

This method involves complex calculations specifically designed for auto-trading. Each open trade can remain open indefinitely until the target profit is reached. Alternatively, during price fluctuations, supporting trades will be activated. In this case, pre-defined limit positions are activated sequentially as the price fluctuates until one of the trades reaches the target profit and closes with a gain. Each supporting limit trade has a different position size.

The key distinction of this proprietary mechanism is the presence of non-fixed, dynamic price intervals in the supporting limit trades. The combination of market and limit positions within a defined price range helps manage risk and drawdown effectively.

What are the criteria for evaluating and selecting the main ranges and order blocks for determining the grid range for trade management?

In addition to the detailed explanation provided in the section "Selecting the Trading Style of the Robots," to extract real-time and scheduled market data for Bitcoin futures, heat maps and liquidation charts (representing the liquidity created across all international exchanges in real-time for both sides of the futures market) are also utilized.

Is it necessary to transfer funds to DIAS Group’s accounts in order to use the trading robots?

No, there is no need to transfer funds to the group’s accounts or platforms to use the robots. The setup of the robots is done within the investor's account, under their full control and supervision.

Is it mandatory to open an account with a specific exchange recommended by the DIAS Group in order to use the available services and trading robots?

No, investors, with the technical guidance of the DIAS team, choose their preferred exchange based on the type of market they wish to invest in and utilize the robots. The selection is made from among exchanges that support the infrastructure required for auto-trading.

Is it possible for the investor to fully view the executed trades and trading history online?

Yes, throughout the course of the collaboration, the investor can log into their personal account on the broker with which they have registered, and access full details of the trades executed by the robots, including open and live trades. All trading activities and records can be reviewed in real time by the investor.

Is the investor required to provide any equipment such as a virtual server, a licensed TradingView account, or a specific platform?

No, all necessary components are exclusively provided by the DIAS team. Deploying the trading robots on any type of Forex or crypto exchange requires specialized, high-cost infrastructure and equipment that must be regularly maintained and updated.

Some of these components include:

A proprietary intermediary platform capable of processing combined market and limit signals, while also offering high-speed connectivity to international exchanges. This platform has been exclusively developed by the DIAS team, tailored to the specific trading algorithm used.

Use of virtual private servers (VPS) with IP addresses from countries that are not subject to sanctions or access restrictions.

Access to a premium version of TradingView, which enables the use of webhook infrastructure—essential for transmitting trading signals from the analysis bot to the auto-trading intermediary platform.

Is the investor required to manage any aspect such as capital management, chart analysis, technical reviews, trade confirmations, or signal modifications?

No, all aspects—including capital management, initial and secondary order placements, predefined take-profit levels, opening and closing of trades, chart analysis, and technical evaluations—are handled fully automatically by the robot. The investor is not required to make any changes or provide any confirmations at any stage of the process, from start to finish.

On which reputable international exchanges can the DIAS Group's infrastructure and trading robots be deployed?

The services provided by the DIAS Group are divided into two main categories:

Category One: Robots that operate on Forex brokers, focusing on major currency pairs as well as commodity markets such as gold and oil.

These robots are activated on brokers that hold valid regulatory licenses and offer favorable conditions—thoroughly tested and reviewed by the DIAS team—including suitable leverage, reasonable transaction fees, appropriate stop-out levels aligned with the risk requirements of auto-trading, and more. Currently, AMARKETS is the recommended broker for this category.

Category Two: Robots that operate on dedicated cryptocurrency brokers.

Due to the technical complexity and specific infrastructure requirements, this category of robots can only be deployed on centralized exchanges that provide robust API services, support for futures and perpetual futures markets, adequate leverage and margin terms, and compatibility with platforms capable of receiving and executing both market and limit orders.

At present, the following five exchanges support the deployment of these robots:

Binance, Bybit, Bitget, Gate.io, and OKX.

What programming languages are used for the robots? Is there any risk of abnormal server resource usage during trading that could lead to server dumps or crashes?

The robots designed for cryptocurrency exchanges are developed using Pine Script, the proprietary scripting language of TradingView. DIAS Group’s crypto trading robots are hard-coded and custom-built. A key advantage of this category of robots is that all operations are executed within the cloud infrastructure of TradingView, which is a dedicated internet-based environment. As a result, there is no risk of server dumps or irregular delays in signal transmission.

The robots designed for Forex brokers are programmed in MQL5, the native language of the MetaTrader 5 platform. DIAS Group utilizes exclusive virtual servers with German IPs, which have been specifically upgraded and optimized for this purpose. Each server runs a maximum of three accounts (three robots) to ensure performance stability and resource efficiency.

Do these robots use any indicators or oscillators? If so, is there a risk of repainting or calculation errors?

No, due to the nature of algorithmic trading and the specific trading strategy employed, no oscillators have been used in the design and development of these robots.

Indicators have also been excluded, primarily because of their inherent delays in reflecting graph patterns and chart signals. The only exception is a customized moving average, which is utilized solely for analyzing candle momentum and price behavior to confirm orders at the beginning of a trend.

What solutions have been implemented to handle panic-driven and emotionally volatile market conditions, while minimizing slippage errors during signal execution?

Solution One:

All existing robots have been optimized (input selection and variable adjustment) based solely on price action across multiple timeframes and candlestick patterns, without the use of any indicators or oscillators, and without incorporating unnecessary parameters. This approach prevents delays in signal analysis and confirmation.

Another critical point is that the use of alternative candlestick patterns such as Heikin Ashi causes signals to be sent in a manner inconsistent with the actual order book status on the exchange, often resulting in unfilled limit orders due to price mismatch.

Solution Two:

Based on the grid trading strategy and DIAS Group's proprietary algorithm (explained previously), the first order is always placed as a market order, meaning it executes instantly at the current order book price.

Subsequent orders—ranging from the second to the sixth, depending on the robot’s type—are placed as limit orders. These levels are determined by percentage-based price fluctuation intervals derived from highly professional and validated patterns, rather than indicator-based triggers.

When the price reaches the defined zones, the limit orders are triggered, which helps adjust the average entry price, manage risk effectively, increase win rate, and significantly improve overall profitability.

Solution Three:

All robot settings have been extensively optimized through long-term market backtesting—15 months for crypto markets and 40 months for Forex markets—taking into account fractal chart behaviors in multi-timeframe structures (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 10, 12, 15, 20, and 30-minute timeframes, as well as 1-hour and 4-hour intervals).

These settings have been rigorously analyzed using DIAS Group’s proprietary machine learning models, resulting in fully automated configuration of the most efficient parameters.

Furthermore, these settings were compared and validated by artificial intelligence, whereby the robot was activated dynamically across various historical panic-market scenarios to assess its adaptability and performance under extreme conditions.