How MarketMind works
A strategy creator (the app calls them the provider) runs their trading rules, usually through an AI agent. Each setup that appears is published as a signal. You subscribe to the strategy, and the signal reaches you in three ways.
- 1Pick a strategy and subscribe
Check its track record in Marketplace, then subscribe. From then on the Entry, SL and TP of every signal are open to you.
- 2Connect Telegram
So a new signal lands in your chat without you opening the app.
- 3Choose how to copy
Copy the levels to your broker yourself, or connect an MT5 account and have the orders placed for you (auto-execute).
- Signing up is free. What you pay for is a subscription per strategy (priced by its creator), auto-execute per MT5 account, and an AI Agent if you want to build a strategy of your own.
- Signals are informational, not financial advice. Auto-execute places real orders on the broker account you connect.
Reading a strategy
Each card in Marketplace is one strategy. Its figures come from the creator's simulated account: every signal they publish is mirrored onto that account, and its balance curve is the track record you see.
- 1Filter and sort
Filter with All risk, Medium or High. Sort through Sort by: Return, Win rate, Profit factor or Most copied.
- 2Read the big number
The large percentage means Return on the provider's account. If it says Building its track record, the strategy has no closed trades yet.
- 3Look at the followers' figures
When present, the lower panel shows Copying (accounts copying it), Capital copying (the money following), Profit by copiers (what followers have made) and In market now (trades currently open).
- 4Open its page
Press View. Inside are the chart, the list of signals, the latest signal, the Subscription panel and the full Track record with its balance curve.
- Without a subscription you can still see the track record, the statistics and the signal history. Only the levels of signals that are still active are locked.
- Every strategy is labelled EXPERIMENTAL. Past performance is not a guarantee of what comes next.
- Win rate, Profit factor and Max drawdown are explained in the Glossary.
How to subscribe
Subscribing opens the Entry, SL, TP and drawn zones of one strategy. The price is set by the strategy's creator and is printed on the button.
- 1Open the strategy
From Marketplace, press View on the strategy card.
- 2Press the subscribe button
It reads + Subscribe followed by the monthly price. Have a code? Fill in Voucher code first. Have referral balance? Tick Use your $X referral balance.
- 3Pay
You are taken to the payment page. A free strategy or a 100% voucher is active at once, with nothing to pay.
- 4Check the result
After paying you return to the strategy page. The button becomes ✓ Subscribed and the Entry, SL and TP figures are visible. It can take a few seconds for the payment to register.
- One subscription lasts 30 days. Extend it with Renew; you can buy 1, 3, 6 or 12 months at once.
- Renewing early does not cost you the days you have left. The new days are added on top of the current end date.
- Stop any time with Unsubscribe, in the arrow menu beside ✓ Subscribed or in the Subscription panel.
- During your account trial the button reads + Subscribe · free during trial. That access ends with the trial unless you press Subscribe now.
Setting up a strategy you follow
Once subscribed there are two ways to follow the signals. Manual: you copy the levels to your own broker. Auto: MarketMind places the orders on your MT5 account. The settings are per strategy and are called Copy settings.
- 1Manual: nothing to set up
Open the signal, press the Entry, SL, TP or Lot figure to copy it, and place the trade at your broker.
- 2Auto: choose the account
In the Subscription panel on the strategy page, Set up auto-execution appears. Under 1. MT account to use, tick the MT5 account to use. No account connected yet? Press Connect an MT account right there.
- 3Set the position size
Under 2. Size, as a multiple of the provider, enter the multiple. 1x means the same as the creator. At 0.5x, a trade they open at 0.10 lot opens at 0.05 lot on your account. The smallest value is 0.1, in steps of 0.1.
- 4Turn it on
Press Turn on auto-execution. Not ready? Press Not now; you still receive the signals and can turn auto-execute on at any time.
- 5Changing it later
Open Settings, the Your subscriptions section, then Copy settings on the strategy. The Telegram alert switch for that strategy is there too. The label shows the current state: Manual or Auto · 0.5x provider.
- The multiple follows the creator's size, not your balance. The same multiple can be light on one account and heavy on another. When you change a size on the strategy page, the Apply these position sizes? box shows the estimated risk per signal as a percentage of the account's balance. Read that figure before pressing Yes, apply.
- If a multiple works out below the broker's minimum lot (0.01), that signal is skipped rather than rounded up. A position is never larger than you chose.
- The number of MT5 accounts per subscription is capped by the strategy's creator. When you reach it, Subscribe again adds more accounts, billed separately.
- Turning auto-execute off does not end the subscription. Signals keep arriving; only the automatic ordering stops.
Connecting an MT5 account
You only need this section if you use auto-execute. Your broker account is connected to MarketMind, and the order for each signal is placed there at the multiple you chose.
- 1Open the form
Settings, the MT5 auto-execute section, then + Connect a broker account.
- 2Enter the account details
MT login is your account number. Under Broker & server, pick the broker and then its server. Master password is the trading password, not the investor password. Choose Demo or Real (live money) under Account type.
- 3Agree and pay
Tick the statement that real orders will be placed on this account, then press Continue to payment. Auto-execute is billed per account per month; the price is on the button.
- 4Turn it on
Wait for the status Connected, then turn on the Auto-execute switch. The ● Live badge means the account is ready to take orders.
- Start on your broker's demo account. The MetaQuotes-Demo server is not supported.
- The server name is in your MT5 title bar or in the account email from your broker. If your broker is not in the list, choose My broker is not listed, type the server myself.
- Daily loss sets a daily loss stop: the account is paused for the day once its realised losses reach the amount you set.
- Pause pauses the account and Resume continues it. Disconnect stops its terminal and removes the account from MarketMind.
- The ● Not executing badge means auto-execute is on but the terminal is not responding, so no order can be sent.
- There is no automatic renewal. The account card shows the days left, and Renew adds 30 days without losing what remains.
- Only the master password is stored, encrypted. Funds are never withdrawn from your account.
How to connect Telegram
Once connected, every signal from the strategies you follow is sent to your private Telegram chat, with the lot size already adjusted to your multiple.
- 1Open Settings
On a phone, press the Profile tab in the bottom bar. On a computer, open Home and press the Settings button at the top of the page.
- 2Press Connect Telegram
The button is in the Telegram signals section. Telegram opens in a new tab or in its app.
- 3Press Start in Telegram
That is all there is to do on the Telegram side. There is no code to copy.
- 4Check the status
Go back to Settings. The status becomes ● Connected followed by your Telegram username.
- One MarketMind account can be connected to one Telegram only.
- Alerts can be switched on or off per strategy with the Telegram alerts switch on the strategy page.
- If Telegram does not open after you press the button, allow pop-ups in your browser and try again.
- Disconnect breaks the link; signals stop going to Telegram but stay in the app.
Reading a signal
A signal carries a direction (BUY or SELL), an Entry price, SL, TP and Lot. Its status changes with the price, from the moment it is posted until it is finished.
- 1New
The signal is posted, but price has not reached Entry yet. On the strategy page it is under the Active tab.
- 2Entry
Price has touched Entry and the trade is running. It is under the Open tab. A PNL figure with the circling mark is still floating and moves with the price.
- 3TP hit or SL hit
The trade finished at the target or at the stop. It is under the History tab and its PNL is final.
- 4Invalid, Expired, Closed
Invalid: the signal was cancelled before it filled, for example because price reached TP first. Expired: it never filled before it ran out. Closed: the strategy's owner closed it early. Invalid and expired signals are not counted in PNL.
- The Lot shown is the creator's size times your multiple. Press the figure to copy it.
- The small line under the levels shows risk, reward and RR: what is at stake, what the target is worth, and the ratio between them.
- The Signals page gathers the signals of every strategy you follow. Filter by strategy, by period, or by BUY and SELL. Export downloads a PDF document or Excel spreadsheet report for the strategy and period on screen.
- subscribe to unlock means the levels are locked because you have not subscribed or the subscription has ended.
- A red dot on the Signals menu means there is a new signal.
- The PNL shown is an estimate at your multiple. The result on your broker account can differ a little because of spread and fill price.
How to create a strategy
A strategy is the container of signals you sell in the Marketplace. You create it in Agent Studio, which opens once you have bought an AI Agent. The price is on its purchase button.
- 1Open the Strategies tab
Agent Studio has three tabs: AI Agent, Strategies and Earnings. Choose Strategies.
- 2Fill in Create a strategy
Strategy name and Symbol are what buyers see. Price ($/mo) is the monthly subscription price. Description says briefly how it trades. Demo account ($) is the starting balance of this strategy's simulated account.
- 3Save it as a draft
Press Create strategy. It appears under Your strategies with the status draft, and nobody else can see it yet.
- 4Connect where its signals come from
With the built-in agent: open Setup on the agent, the Rules tab, and choose this strategy under Live signals go to. With an agent of your own: open Connect an external agent (API), make a key with Generate key, and get Download skill (.zip).
- 5Publish
Press Publish. The status becomes ● published and the strategy shows in the Marketplace. Unpublish takes it back down.
- Every signal you publish is mirrored onto the strategy's demo account, and its balance curve becomes the track record buyers see. The Account button opens that account; there you can Top up or Withdraw its simulated balance.
- Brand sets your name and logo on share cards and on the strategy's public page.
- Referral sets the commission for someone who brings a paying subscriber.
- MT accts / follower limits how many of one follower's MT5 accounts may run this strategy. 0 means no limit.
- The name and price can be edited right in the list. A strategy can only be deleted when it has no active subscribers.
- Earnings and withdrawals are under the Earnings tab. The platform's commission is stated there.
The running agent
An AI Agent is a program that analyses the market by your rules and keeps running on the server, including while your browser tab is closed. An agent feeds one strategy with signals.
- 1Activate it
In Agent Studio, press Unlock your AI Agent or Purchase; the price is on the button. After payment the agent is started; it usually takes 15 to 45 seconds before you can chat with it.
- 2Choose its brain
Open Setup, the Model tab. Use MarketMind's model (GLM, topped up with tokens) or connect your own Claude, ChatGPT, Grok or Gemini with an API key or through the Connect button.
- 3Write its rules
On the Rules tab: write how it trades under How it trades and press Save rules, choose the target strategy under Live signals go to, and choose a schedule under Runs on. M15 candle close is the recommended choice.
- 4Choose its mode
Paused: nothing runs. Demo: the agent trades a virtual account with live prices. Live: the agent publishes real signals to your subscribers. Change mode by typing in chat: "pause", "switch to demo" or "go live". The agent shows an Approval needed card; press Approve.
- 5Watch it
Press the agent's name in the top bar to see when it last ran and when it runs next. In the right panel: Chart for its chart, Trades for the demo account's positions and history, and Insights for a performance summary.
- Open Run log under the history on the Trades tab to see the decision of each run: traded, no trade, skipped or error.
- Live mode needs a strategy chosen under Live signals go to. For its signals to reach subscribers, that strategy also has to be published.
- The agent's monthly fee pays for running it. Model tokens are not included. If Out of GLM tokens appears, top up or connect your own model.
- A faster schedule uses more model quota. If one analysis is still running when the next one is due, that run is skipped.
- An agent can have its own Telegram bot: Setup, the Telegram tab, paste the token from @BotFather. To post signals to a group or channel, open the More tab.
- For now the agent works on the gold market (XAUUSD).
Glossary
Terms and abbreviations you will meet in the app.
- Entry
- The price to get in at. The trade only starts when price reaches this level.
- SL (stop loss)
- The exit price if the trade goes against you. The distance from Entry to SL sets how much is at risk.
- TP (take profit)
- The target price where the trade is closed in profit.
- Lot
- The position size. On MarketMind your lot is the creator's lot times your multiple.
- Multiple
- A number such as 0.5x or 2x that sets how large your position is compared with the creator's.
- RR (risk reward)
- The ratio of risk to target. RR 1:2 means the target is twice the stop distance.
- Win rate (WR)
- The share of closed trades that ended in profit. Read it together with Profit factor: a high win rate with large losses still loses money.
- Profit factor (PF)
- Total profit divided by total loss. Above 1 means it has made money overall; higher is better.
- Max drawdown (Max DD)
- The largest fall in balance from its highest point. It shows how deep the strategy has ever dipped.
- Floating and realised PNL
- Floating: the result of a trade still running, which moves with the price. Realised: the result of a trade that has closed.
- Equity
- The balance plus or minus the result of positions still open.
- Provider
- The creator and owner of a strategy.
- Track record
- A strategy's history, taken from its creator's simulated account, which mirrors every signal.
- Auto-execute
- The service that places the order for each signal on your MT5 account automatically.
- Master password
- The MT5 trading password, which can open and close positions. Not the investor password, which can only look.
- Cent account (USC)
- An account whose balance is counted in cents. The app shows the original figure together with its dollar value.
- Token
- The unit of AI model usage. Every analysis the agent runs spends some tokens.
Signals are informational, not financial advice. Auto-execute places real orders on the broker account you connected. Past performance is not a guarantee of future results.