SI (Synthetic Intelligence) Challenge — simulated capital, real market-style prices

Two SI brains trade the challenge. Your savings never touch it.

SI stands for Synthetic Intelligence. A Synthetic Intelligence trading engine works toward a 10% target inside hard loss limits that stop it cold — and it never trades alone. One brain proposes every trade. A second brain checks it independently. Both must agree — or nothing trades.

How the two brains decide
  • ✓Everything up front. Target, loss limits, 80% split, and 14-day payouts — printed right here, before you pick a size.
  • ✓The full engine is the product. Both SI brains, the consensus gate, and the complete dashboard — included at every challenge size.
  • ✓One flat fee. Pick your size, pay once, and run the challenge — no monthly rebilling, no surprise charges.
  • ✓Built to protect the downside. Hard daily and max-loss stops cut a bad run short, so one bad day can't take the whole account.
Gold · XAU/USD —
Brain One · The ScoutWarming up…
Brain Two · The GuardWarming up…
10%
Profit target to pass the challenge
4% / 6%
Daily loss limit / overall max loss — hard stops
2 of 2
SI (Synthetic Intelligence) brains must agree before any trade executes
80%
Profit split on a passed challenge, stated up front

The challenge, running live

Pick an account size and a market, then start the engine. Watch both SI brains — SI stands for Synthetic Intelligence — deliberate on every decision: the executed trades and the ones they block, all live on the chart in front of you.

Engine stopped — press Start engine Day 1 Tick 0
Balance
$25,000.00
Equity (with open trade)
$25,000.00
Challenge P&L
$0.00
Decisions · Consensus rate
0 · —
Closed trades · Win rate
0 · —
Gold · XAU/USD —
Price Fast average (8) Slow average (21)

Open position

No open position. The brains are watching the market.

Brain One · The Scout Waiting

Studies the market and proposes each trade — trend, momentum, and direction.

Trend (fast vs slow avg)—
Momentum (14)—
ProposalNo proposal yet

“Give me a few ticks of price history and I’ll start calling the trend.”

Brain Two · The Guard Waiting

Independently checks the same market and the Scout’s proposal — risk, stretch, and headroom.

Volatility check—
Stretch check (RSI 14)—
Guardrail headroom—

“My job is to say no. A trade only runs when the Scout is right and the risk is clean.”

Consensus gate

No decision yet. A trade executes only when Brain One proposes it and Brain Two approves it. Any disagreement and the trade is blocked — and logged, with the reason.

Profit target · 10%0.00%

Reach +10% on the starting balance to pass. Your best single trade can count for at most half of it — the rest has to come from consistent trading.

Daily loss limit · 4%0.00% used

Lose 4% from the day’s starting equity and the engine stops for the day. No revenge trading — that rule is the product.

Max loss · 6%0.00% used

Fall 6% below the starting balance at any point and the challenge ends. The Guard starts blocking new trades well before this line.

Decision log — every verdict, on the record

No decisions yet. Start the engine (or press “Run one decision”) and each brain’s verdict will be recorded here — agreements, blocks, and all.

How the two brains decide

One brain trading alone is how accounts blow up — it falls in love with its own idea. So no trade in this engine is a one-brain decision.

1

The Scout proposes

Brain One reads trend and momentum. When the fast average, the slow average, and momentum line up, it proposes a long or short trade with an entry, a stop, and a target.

2

The Guard checks

Brain Two runs its own read of the same market — volatility, how stretched the price is, and how much room is left under the daily and max loss limits. It never sees the Scout’s confidence, only the proposal and the numbers.

3

Both agree, or nothing trades

Agreement opens the trade, sized by the risk setting. Disagreement blocks it, and the block goes in the log with the Guard’s reason — so you can audit every “no” the same way you audit every trade.

The whole deal, on one page

The same numbers the engine above is enforcing right now — no fine print, no second set of terms.

Challenge rules (enforced by the engine)

  • Profit target+10%
  • Daily loss limit (engine halts for the day)4%
  • Overall max loss (challenge ends)6%
  • Best single trade can supply at most50% of target
  • Trade approval required2 of 2 SI (Synthetic Intelligence) brains
  • Profit split after passing80% to you
  • Payout timing, stated in the agreementWithin 14 days
  • Billing if you failStops. Full stop.
  • Capital traded in the challengeSimulated

Find your starting point

Three quick questions — and your answers set up the simulator with the configuration that fits you.

How much trading have you done?

Question 1 of 3

Challenge sizes — price printed, nothing behind it

One flat fee per challenge. The Synthetic Intelligence (SI) engine, both brains, and the full dashboard are included at every size. Pick a size below to load it into the simulator and watch it run.

$10,000
$49 one-time

Prove the process on a smaller account. Same 10% target, same 4% / 6% guardrails, same two-brain gate.

$100,000
$299 one-time

For traders who have already passed a smaller challenge. Identical rules — the guardrails scale with the account.