FoundLuxWhat it is built for
- Changing market phases in which sometimes one thing works, sometimes the other
- If you do not want to commit to a single approach
- As a calmer alternative to a single, aggressively optimised bot
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Trading bot
Quorum Engine Ensemble
Five opinions instead of one: several independent sub-strategies assess the situation, and it only trades with a sufficient majority. Whoever was wrong recently gets less weight — so the ensemble shifts towards what is working right now.
How the bot thinksDiagram
How it works
The five votes
Each expert looks at a different aspect and votes for buy, sell or wait. The votes come about independently of each other.
The majority
It only trades from a set number of votes pointing the same way. Three out of five produce more trades, four out of five fewer but more convinced ones.
The weights
Whoever was right gets more weight; whoever was wrong, less. That way the ensemble slowly shifts towards what holds up in the current market phase.
What you set
| Setting | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Majority threshold | How many of the five have to agree |
| Adjustment speed | How fast the weights shift after hits and misses |
| Stop and target | Controlled by volatility, as with the Scout |
| Timeframe | On which level the experts calculate |
Everything through forms — no code. Backtest and the Top 50 optimizer run at the push of a button.
When it does not work
- The adjustment lags behind. The weights only shift after an approach has been wrong several times. So in a turning phase the ensemble pays to learn.
- Threshold too high. If you demand four or five out of five votes, a trade almost never comes about.
- Similar experts. If several sub-strategies essentially measure the same thing, the majority is worth less than it looks.
No bot always wins. Each of the eight has market phases in which it loses — that is why the box on the right is on this page at all. That is exactly what the demo account is for: let it run until you have seen a bad phase, not just a good one.
Step by step
How to set it up
Real recordings from the bot setup — beginner, demo account. Logged in, you see the detailed version with every field and tips.
- 1Choose a bot
Quorum Engine — five experts vote
Click the robot button at the top, then pick this bot in the bot window.
- 2Question 1 · What to trade?
Coin, timeframe, direction
Coin, timeframe and direction: auto, long or short.
- 3Question 2 · How much?
Margin, leverage, buffer
Own margin, leverage, extra margin — below it the setup calculates volume, liquidation and committed money.
- 4Question 3 · How to trade?
How much majority?
Four presets: Safe, Balanced, Active, Scalp.
- 5Question 4 · When to get out?
Stop and target
Stop and target by ATR, plus break-even and trailing.
- 6Question 5 · Test first
One click runs all the numbers
Pick a period, then one button calculates fact sheet, backtest and basket — with costs as measured live.
- 7The verdict
One sentence that tells you where things stand
At the top one sentence: does the setting hold or not. Below it the fact sheet with all the numbers.
- 8The basket
The same setting on twelve coins
If it only works on one market, you will see it here — before real money is involved.
- 9Question 6 · Start
You start exactly what was tested
As a demo bot with play money — or live through your own exchange keys, with confirmation, emergency stop and limits.
Try the Quorum Engine
Create an account, configure the bot, test it against the past, let it run in demo mode. No real money, no payment details.