CHAOS_GOLD_LISKOFF_MT5 Released.
An MT5 version of the dual-position EA with RF11.49 and PF2.96 is now running in MT5 environment.

Today, April 3, 2026, we officially released the MT5 version of the gold dual-position day-trading EA “CHAOS_GOLD_LISKOFF.”

The MT4 version has long been loved by many traders, and during a backtest period of seven years (2019–2026) it accumulated data showing net profit of 6,607,106 yen, RF11.49, PF2.96. The logic, refined for MT5’s processing speed, order accuracy, and hedging account support, has been reborn in an evolved form.

In this article, we explain what changed in the MT5 version, its design philosophy, backtest results, and an overview of key features. A demo version is also freely available, so please first check its actual performance.

The core of the logic is inherited from the MT4 version. What changed is the “execution environment.”

Two major improvements areorder execution accuracyandhedging processingCHAOS_GOLD concentrates entries at specific times (21:00, 18:00, and 4:00 Japan time) for high volatility gold, which tends to accumulate slippage. MT5’s multi-thread processing greatly mitigates this issue.

Also, MT5 hedging accounts can independently manage long and short positions simultaneously. What depended on broker settings in MT4 is structurally guaranteed in MT5.

Over seven years (2019–2026), net profit is 6,607,106 yen. This is 6.6 times the initial margin of 1,000,000 yen. The Recovery Factor 11.49 indicates that net profit is more than 11 times the maximum drawdown (about 22% of equity), signaling a high level of risk-reward efficiency.

The data reflects extreme markets such as the COVID-19 shock (2020), rapid dollar appreciation (2022), and historic gold surges (2024–2025). It demonstrates that the system has functioned across a variety of market conditions without relying on a single environment.

CHAOS_GOLD’s core is the tested hypothesis that gold prices have behavioral patterns at certain times. By backtesting during three time windows in Japan time: 21:00 (Europe close), 18:00 (Europe open), and 4:00 (Asia early morning), we confirmed statistical differences compared to other times.

Entries occur only in the three hours above. Other times are not involved at all. Instead of “enter whenever you think there is a chance,” the strategy focuses on entering only during profitable hours.

Another pillar isduality (both sides)Unlike the bullish-only trading of some, CHAOS_GOLD can hold both long and short positions simultaneously. It’s designed to handle rising and falling markets and to offset profits and losses during sudden moves.

Thursday closing is also an important design element. Backtests show Thursday performance is not as stable as other days, so we have chosen to fully stop trading on Thursdays.

Maximum drawdown is 22%. It may look large compared with Bullish Dragon’s 12%, but this is because multiple positions are held simultaneously in a hedging strategy, causing unrealized losses to temporarily swell. Meanwhile, RF11.49 indicates profits exceed 11 times that drawdown, reflecting a high risk-reward efficiency in backtests.

The view that “large DD means high risk” is partly correct and partly incorrect. What matters is how much return is generated relative to that DD. RF11.49 indicates a value worth taking on a 22% DD, as shown by the backtests.

However, this EA uses hedging accounts with multiple simultaneous positions. Start with a small initial lot such as 0.01 and gradually increase as you become familiar with its behavior. Operations should be funded with surplus capital.