๐Ÿ† Strategy Farming

Build. Backtest. Compete.

September Strategy Challenge
Sep 01 โ€“ Sep 30, 2026
$350 PRIZE POOL
๐Ÿฅ‡ $200 ๐Ÿฅˆ $100 ๐Ÿฅ‰ $50

Submit your MT5 test results and compete on Profit vs Drawdown. Your strategy remains private.

๐Ÿ”’ Your strategy remains your intellectual property. The public leaderboard never displays strategy rules. Any form of cheating, such as altering broker data, will result in suspension. We will contact you for more details before announcing the winners if we suspect something.
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Prize Pool$350
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October Strategy Challenge

Oct 1 โ€“ Oct 30, 2026
$700 PRIZE POOL
๐Ÿฅ‡ $350   โ€ข   ๐Ÿฅˆ $250   โ€ข   ๐Ÿฅ‰ $100

How Winners Are Ranked

The challenge rewards strategies that produce stronger returns while keeping drawdown under control. Pending and verified contestants are ranked by their Score, from highest to lowest. Verification is required for prize eligibility.

โœ“Highest Score ranks #1.
โœ“Profit alone does not determine the winner. A strategy with lower profit can rank higher if it achieves that return with substantially lower drawdown.
โœ“Prize eligibility requires test results submitted directly from Intellect.
โœ“Only test results of strategies built using Intellect are acceptable.
Leaderboard Score
Score = Profit % รท Drawdown %
Example: 24% Profit รท 4% Drawdown = 6.00 Score

Top Strategies

Current top three leaderboard entries.

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Leaderboard

Pending and verified contestants are ranked together. Pending results appear without a verified mark and are not prize eligible until verified; trading strategy details are never published.

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Live ranking
Rank Display Name Country Strategy Name Profit % Max DD % Trades Score
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Strategy privacy: the leaderboard displays only the contestant's display name, country, strategy name and submitted performance statistics. Strategy rules, prompts, indicator parameters and implementation logic are never exposed publicly.