I Put R$3,000 Into a Free Gold Trading Bot. Here’s What Happened.
I invested R$3,000 to test one of those free trading bots from the internet. I already warned: this could go very wrong. But I’m showing everything here — profits and losses.
This bot is an artificial intelligence trained on decades of gold market data. Based on that, it built its own metrics to buy and sell gold automatically. And if you scroll down, you can actually see all its trades.
I know someone watching this is thinking, “This has to be a scam.” People with little experience think everything is a scam: stock market? Scam. Day trade? Scam. Crypto? Scam. The little tiger game? Well… everyone in my family plays that one.
But I wouldn’t risk my reputation showing something that doesn’t work.
And I’ll tell you straight: this bot made a crazy profit.
A Bot That Beats Warren Buffett?
The bot’s performance — on paper — beats Warren Buffett and Bill Gates. That’s right. But there’s a key question here: will this bot still perform when gold reverses trend?
Because right now, gold is in an uptrend. That’s the daily chart. But even in those daily pullbacks — if you zoom into the 5-minute chart — you’ll see the bot faced strong downtrends… and still came out profitable.
That’s exactly why I’m putting more money into it. Because it survived those corrections, and I believe it’ll remain profitable even when the trend flips.
Of course, if gold goes sideways for too long, the bot might hit a string of losses. But I imagine it works best during trends — whether up or down. Doesn’t matter if gold rises or falls — this bot knows how to adapt and stay profitable in the medium to long term.
Do Not Google It
I’ll explain how to connect the bot. But don’t go searching for it on Google — you might end up on a scam site. I’ll leave the official link in the video description to keep you safe.
Now, if you go to my YouTube channel and watch the video I posted last week, you’ll see the full transfer of R$3,000. Due to exchange rates, that ended up being $59 USD. And I never imagined what was going to happen with my money.
The Bot Does Take Losses Too
Let me be clear: this bot isn’t some fairytale dream. It does take losses. I’m not here to sell illusions. It took a stop here. But even so, it delivered insane profits.
Let me show you what I mean.
Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway portfolio — 41 holdings — returned 66% in 3 years. Bill Gates’ portfolio — 25 stocks, worth $18 billion — returned 75% over 3 years.
This free internet trading bot — that people assume is a scam — beat those numbers. But okay, it’s not a fair comparison. It’s much harder to make 12% returns on $18 billion than on a small retail account. You run into liquidity problems, etc.
The point is just to give a reference: what does a “good” return look like?
Transparency and Tracking
What I really liked was the transparency. Whether the bot takes a loss or books a win, at the end of the day, you get a report from Infinox.
By the way — Infinox is a partner of this channel. If you use this bot with another broker, I earn nothing. I only get rewarded if you open an account through my link, which is the first one in the description. I appreciate it — it really helps support the channel.
You’ll get a breakdown: exact time of the trade, direction (buy or sell), and even the stop loss hit. Like here — it took a 7-pip stop.
Right now, my account is sitting at $635 — over 13% in returns — without me doing anything. I just deposited the money and let the bot run.
And if I had lost money, I’d show that too. I promised in the first gold video to be 100% honest. I’ll even make a new video in a few weeks, even if I lose money. But for now, we’re in profit — and I believe it’ll stay that way. I’ll probably add more capital soon.
Why I Believe in the Bot
This isn’t some sketchy scam. I can actually see its trades, monitor performance — it’s all there, detailed.
Let me explain how the bot works from scratch.
But first, a disclaimer: you can lose everything if you invest in this bot. Why? Because the recommended minimum is $250 to $500.
How It Works (Step-by-Step)
This bot runs on MetaTrader 5, but you don’t need to install it. Through Infinox, you can use it without downloading anything. Just deposit funds and the bot does the rest.
Here’s the step-by-step:
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Click the first link in the description to open an account on Infinox.
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Click the second link for the bot itself. You’ll land on a page like this.
Important: the email you receive from Infinox will include your server, username, and password. You’ll need these to connect the bot.
Fill out the fields on the form:
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Use the correct server (from the email).
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Enter your username and password.
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Accept the terms of service and click Register.
Once in, all you need to do is click:
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Go to the “Settings” section and click Save Changes.
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Click Activate in the “Actions” section to turn on the signal.
Risk Management: Don’t Underfund It
This bot operates with 0.01 lot size, using the minimum position.
The strategy was built to work with $250 to $500 of margin. If you deposit less than that, you risk losing everything. The bot needs working capital.
If you put more money in, the system will calculate your lot size proportionally to the master account. That’s what the multiplier = 1 setting does — it adjusts your position size automatically.
If you deposit more, the system follows with a bigger position. More risk, but also more potential profit.
Real-Time Trade Monitoring
The third link in the description lets you see the bot’s trades in real-time. You’ll see:
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Lot size (always 0.01)
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Entry price
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Exit price
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Pips gained or lost
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Percentage return
For example:
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One trade lost -1.34%.
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Another gained nearly 2%.
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One trade lasted 2 hours, another just 30 minutes — and one even made 3.5%.
It also shows you the exact timestamp of every trade.
So no — it’s not a scam. But I can’t guarantee you’ll make money.
If you ignore all this info, deposit funds, and join during a losing streak, you’ll take a loss. This is variable income. There are risks.
Final Verdict: Is It Worth It?
I’m putting more money into this bot.
Why? Because I can see its trades, its metrics, its balance, profit history, and drawdown — and I believe it will be profitable over time.
Yes, 90% of trading bots out there are scams.
But to avoid getting scammed, you need transparency — you must see the trades and verify them yourself. Don’t trust influencers blindly.
You can also use the calculator (second link in the description) to project potential returns.
Conclusion
This gold trading bot was highly profitable — but it’s not magic. Still, I’ll keep using it. I’ll keep increasing my position.
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All the links are in the description.
That’s it.
We’re in this together.
Success to you.
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