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Evolving swingMetaTrader 512-month growing licence

Canopy

Eabotnica Canopy

The adaptive mid-engine: a swing organism that holds for days, grows its rules from the recent trend and prunes them when the trend dies.

Growth rings · 2 stages

No public account is published for Canopy yet, so no figures appear here. Why the log is empty

Logic path

How Canopy decides.

Grown from the same list the stages, the checkout and the care guide read from. Each leaf names the stage it first appears at.

Canopy reads its market

Each session Canopy measures the market it lives in and grows the limbs on the right from that reading. No reading, no position.

  1. 01

    Engine

    The layers that read the market and place the trade. One layer wakes per stage.

    • Understory engine: Canopy's multi-day swing entries and trend-following exits on a seed lot· from Bud
    • Canopy spread: sap sizing, the weather pause, the frost guard with slippage tolerance, the drought brake and the canopy limit· from Bloom
  2. 02

    Sizing and hours

    How large each position is and when the organism is allowed to open one at all.

    • Seed lot: one fixed lot per position· from Bud
    • Root depth you choose: stop and target distances of your own· from Bud
    • Trellis: the frame it is grown against tops out at 1:30 leverage· from Bud
    • Sap sizing: each position a percentage of balance· from Bloom
  3. 03

    Guards

    Rules that sit above the engine and overrule it whenever the ground turns hostile.

    • Weather pause: sits out the minutes either side of each release on your calendar· from Bloom
    • Frost guard: a width the spread may not exceed, plus how far a fill may drift before it is refused· from Bloom
    • Drought brake: a daily loss cap that closes the day· from Bloom
    • Canopy limit: a ceiling on positions open at once· from Bloom

Stages

Two stages of Canopy, side by side.

Read what each stage switches on, pick the one that matches how much control you want, and grow it. The price is one payment for the whole term.

Stage 1

Bud

$261

one payment

The swing engine on a seed lot

Understory engine, seed lot, root depth of your choosing. Enough to watch Canopy hold through a multi-day move at a size that does not keep you awake, before the rest of the tree is switched on.

Layers alive at this stage

  • Understory engine: Canopy's multi-day swing entries and trend-following exits on a seed lot

3 controls switched on at this stage, all listed in the stage-by-stage list.

Grow Canopy Bud

12-month growing licence · 12 months from the day you pay

Most often planted

Stage 2

Bloom

$599

one payment

Sized to the account, sheltered from the expensive hours

Opens the canopy spread: sap sizing, the weather pause, the frost guard with its slippage tolerance, the drought brake and the canopy limit. Bloom carries weekend exposure the way Bud does, only with every guard awake.

Layers alive at this stage

  • Understory engine: Canopy's multi-day swing entries and trend-following exits on a seed lot
  • Canopy spread: sap sizing, the weather pause, the frost guard with slippage tolerance, the drought brake and the canopy limit

8 controls switched on at this stage, all listed in the stage-by-stage list.

Grow Canopy Bloom

12-month growing licence · 12 months from the day you pay

One engine underlies both panels; the stage decides how much of it is awake and how much of the sizing and exposure is yours to set. Nowhere in this grove is a higher stage offered as the one that earns more.

What grew here

Canopy trades over days rather than hours. It reads the higher-timeframe structure of a major pair, opens with the prevailing trend and lets the position breathe, tightening its exit as the move matures. Its rule set evolves: the thresholds that decide entries are re-fitted from the last few weeks of price action instead of being set once and left. Canopy is for a grower who has seen Sprout work and wants slower, larger cycles.

How it spends a session

Expect a few positions a month, each held from two days to two weeks, sized as a fixed lot at the Bud stage and as a percentage of balance from Bloom. Canopy carries positions over the weekend, so its stop distances are wider than an intraday engine's. It pauses around the scheduled releases you list, refuses entries when the spread exceeds its ceiling, and stops opening for the day once the loss brake trips.

Where the details live

One place will carry the market, the broker and the account type for Canopy, and that place is the public page at FX Blue. Deliberately, they are not restated here, because two copies of a fact are two chances for one of them to drift. No such page exists today, so this grove asserts nothing whatever about the account.

Honest expectation

Adaptation changes thresholds; it does not remove risk. Expect losing stretches, expect drawdown, and size the account as one you could watch shrink without changing your life.

Delivery and care

What arrives, where it runs, who to ask.

What arrives

One ZIP the moment your payment settles: the compiled Canopy for your stage and a PDF care guide with that stage's configuration profile. Your Seed Code and sowing reference are shown on the harvest page and stay there for the whole term.

Where it runs

Inside MetaTrader 5, at a broker whose rules allow an expert advisor to act, on hardware that stays awake around the clock. Close the program and the positions it left behind wait out at the broker with nobody minding them. Demo first, and then the smallest lot the account will take.

Who to ask

Write to [email protected] quoting your Seed Code. The people who grew Canopy read every message and reply within a working day, for the full 12-month term.

Rooted alongside

Two neighbours share this ground.

Trading can lose you money, and every plot we tend spends part of its life below water. When an account is linked from this site it belongs to Eabotnica, its page is kept by FX Blue, and what it shows is one account of ours through one stretch of market: not a customer's result, not anybody's usual result, and no forecast of what your account will do, which may be to lose. The numbers a published page prints sit before the price of the licence and before your own broker's spread, commission, swap and slippage, so a net result is always lower than the page suggests. About our figures · Risk of loss