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P-509 clausesreviewed 17 August 2026

Benchmark Disclosure

Benchmarks are the only evidence this site will ever offer about a unit, so the count comes first and the definition after it. Publisher: Myfxbook.

  1. P-5.1

    Published to date: none

    Zero. Every arena cell is a dash, every sparkline flat, all 3 handles reserved and unlinked. No performance figure for any unit appears anywhere on this site, and the rest of this document describes a thing that does not exist here yet. The register as it stands:

    • AlgoTeraX IgniteMyfxbook / Tradoxx/tx26/11722992reserved · not published
    • AlgoTeraX SurgeMyfxbook / Tradoxx/tx26/11722992reserved · not published
    • AlgoTeraX ApexMyfxbook / Tradoxx/tx26/11722992reserved · not published
  2. P-5.2

    What a benchmark is not

    Not a customer result. Not typical. Not a target, a projection or a promise of any kind. One account, at the desk’s sizes, at the desk’s broker, through a stretch of market that is over. No backtests, no simulations, no modelled curves, on this site or in a private message.

  3. P-5.3

    What one actually is

    One live account per unit, funded and traded by AlgoTeraX at a real broker, with Myfxbook as the publisher. Each account is wired read-only at the broker and refreshed on a clock the desk has no hand in; nobody here can type a number into it, edit one or pull the page down. Clocks share a unit’s account, because a clock changes what the unit switches on and not what it is pointed at.

  4. P-5.4

    How a figure would get here

    • typed out by a person, sign included, stamped with the date it was read;
    • the live page outranks this copy on every disagreement, including the ones that flatter the desk;
    • no return printed without its peak drawdown next to it, in matching type;
    • a blank on the publisher’s page is a blank here, and no estimate is allowed to fill it.
  5. P-5.5

    No income promised, by anyone

    None made here, none authorised elsewhere. Anybody offering returns in the desk’s name is not the desk: send the link to [email protected].

  6. P-5.6

    Every desk account has been under water

    Losing trades, losing days, stretches in drawdown: all of it, on every account the desk has run. A clean stretch is not armour. The first regime an account has not met can take a large bite out of it.

  7. P-5.7

    Why your curve would not match

    • the risk inputs you pick, and whether you sit through a drawdown or switch off inside one;
    • your account size, its currency and the leverage on it;
    • the day you start, against a market that will not repeat itself;
    • what your broker charges and how it fills;
    • latency and slippage on your own line.
  8. P-5.8

    Before costs

    Anything Myfxbook shows is gross, in the form that publisher presents it: ahead of the licence fee and ahead of what your broker takes. What lands in an account is lower.

  9. P-5.9

    Challenge a figure

    Which unit a handle belongs to, why a number reads the way it does, anything that looks wrong: [email protected]. What the desk cannot stand behind comes down. Read alongside P-4 Risk Disclosure; if the two together do not convince you, do not arm.

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