MetaTrader 5 · 3 organisms · one grove
Trading organisms that adapt to the market they are planted in.
We do not write a rule and walk away. Each organism in the colony re-reads its market every session, re-fits the thresholds it trades by and stands aside when the conditions it grew up in are gone. You license the compiled organism and plant it on your own broker account.
Organisms can lose money, and no funds of yours ever sit with us. Two stages per organism, $148 to $2,450, each one payment for a 12-month licence.
The colony
Three organisms, three tempos.
Sprout works inside a day, Canopy over days, Sequoia across several markets at once. Each is the same idea at a different scale: an engine that re-tunes itself, wrapped in guards you can set.
Sprout
Eabotnica Sprout
The seedling of the colony: a quick-cycling intraday organism that re-reads volatility every session and only opens when the ground is right.
Growth log: no public account published yet, so no figures are shown.
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 log: no public account published yet, so no figures are shown.
Sequoia
Eabotnica Sequoia
The fully evolved flagship: one adaptive core watching several markets at once, giving its attention to whichever is trending and going dormant in the rest.
Growth log: no public account published yet, so no figures are shown.
Trading can lose you money. Any figure that ever appears here will be read off a public FX Blue page for a plot Eabotnica tends itself; it describes one plot we grow, not what yours will do.
How it evolves
Signal, adaptation, protection: the three limbs of every organism.
The same tree grows in every organism we sell. What differs between them is the tempo of the reading and how many of the limbs a given stage switches on.
The market is read
Every session the organism measures the recent range, the trend quality and the spread of the market it lives in. That reading, not a fixed recipe, is what the three limbs grow from.
- 01
Signal
An entry is taken only when the reading clears a threshold, and every position is planted with a stop and a target from its first tick. No reading, no trade.
- Entry threshold
- Stop and target
- Session window
- 02
Adaptation
The thresholds are re-fitted from recent price action, so a quiet week is traded differently from a wild one, and a rule the market has stopped rewarding is pruned rather than kept.
- Re-fitted thresholds
- Volatility-scaled distances
- Dormant when unfit
- 03
Protection
Guards sit above the engine and overrule it: a ceiling on the spread, a daily loss brake, a pause around scheduled news, a count on positions open at once and, at the top of the colony, a throttle that pares every position back for as long as the balance trails its own peak.
- Spread ceiling
- Daily loss brake
- News pause
- Position cap
Adaptation is a mechanism, not a promise. An organism that re-tunes itself can still be wrong for weeks, and every one of ours is expected to spend time under water.
Stages
Two stages each, priced by what they switch on.
Every organism grows through two stages. The first is the engine with a fixed lot; the second wakes the sizing, the guards and the finer controls. Read the full list before choosing.
Sprout Adaptive intraday
About Sprout →Canopy Evolving swing
About Canopy →Sequoia Multi-market adaptive
About Sequoia →
Bar length is price and nothing else. A longer bar switches on more of the organism; it does not promise a bigger result.
The seed packet
What arrives, and what never will.
Buyers are let down most often by things nobody ever promised them. So before a single price appears, here is the whole packet, and beside it everything that was never inside.
In every packet
- One compiled organism (.ex5) for MetaTrader 5, nothing to activate
- A PDF care booklet carrying the profile your stage is licensed for
- A 12-month growing licence, its length printed before you pay
- A seed packet that opens the instant the payment settles
- A mailbox the growers read themselves
Never in the packet
- The recipe. Organisms leave here as compiled .ex5 files, and the site says so before any price.
- Hands on your account. No signal feed, no copied trades, nobody placing an order for you.
- A broker, a balance, a server or a price feed. Those are yours to bring.
- A number to expect. No yield, no target, no hint of what a season brings in.
- A licence without an end. Each one runs its fixed term and stops.
Care questions
Asked before planting.
The longer answers, and the ones about installation, live on the care page.
Open the care guideAre these results real, or a backtest?
Neither is on show yet. No organism in the colony has a public account published at the moment, and until one does the growth log stays empty on purpose. When an account opens, FX Blue will read it straight from the broker and we will copy the figures with the date we read them. A backtest will never stand in for that.
Does adapting mean it cannot lose?
No. Adaptation is a mechanism for changing thresholds as the market changes; it is not a shield. A self-tuning organism can be wrong for weeks at a time, and every one we grow is expected to spend part of its life in drawdown. Only plant money you could watch shrink.
What does re-fitting actually change?
The thresholds an organism trades by: how far a move must run before it counts as a signal, how deep the stop and target sit, and whether the day is worth trading at all. Each session those are refitted from the recent range, so the same organism plants closer in a quiet week and further apart in a wild one. What never changes is the shape of the engine or the guards above it.
Where does the organism live, and who can see it?
Inside the MetaTrader 5 terminal on your own machine, signed in to whichever broker you already use. Nothing is sent home: not a trade, not a balance, not a login, and there is no mechanism by which we could act on your account even if you begged us to. Eabotnica grows software; it keeps nobody's money.
What happens between paying and planting?
The card form belongs to Whop, our processor. When the charge settles, the harvest page opens with the seed packet, one ZIP holding the compiled organism and its care booklet, beside your Seed Code and sowing reference. Planting is four steps, and the booklet walks through them with the inputs for your stage. Anything odd along the way goes to [email protected].
Is there a subscription hiding anywhere?
No. One payment buys a 12-month licence. The term is printed before any card is asked for, nothing renews by itself, and nothing is charged again unless you choose to buy another term.
If the engine is the same at both stages, why pay for the second?
For the parts of the organism that sleep at the first stage: sap sizing in place of a seed lot, daylight hours you set, the frost guard, the drought brake and, at the top of the colony, the throttle, the canopy limit and our own preset. The second stage buys more say over exposure. It does not buy a bigger yield, and it is not priced as if it did.
Start small
Plant the smallest seed first.
Put one organism on a demo account, watch a few weeks of its behaviour, and only then decide whether a bigger stage or a second organism belongs in the ground.
Everything on this site is sold and licensed by Eabotnica. Whop handles the card payment as our payment processor and nothing more: it is not the seller, the supplier or the licensor of the software you receive.