Phoenix Mercavium trades Bitcoin on your own MT5 account, and spends most of its time deciding not to. It sits out news releases, sudden price shocks and losing streaks, and every trade has a stop at your broker.
Download freeHow it worksThe bot runs on your Windows PC beside your broker's MT5. Your phone shows what it is doing and lets you pause it from anywhere.
Log into your broker's MT5 yourself. Mercavium reads that account. We never ask for your broker password.
Careful or Standard, or your own values inside safe limits. Start on a demo account — it is required.
See every trade and every reason it did not trade. Pause, resume or close from the PC or your phone.
These rules are built into the engine. No setting turns them off.
Held at your broker, so it works even if your PC is off.
No new trades 15 minutes either side of US inflation, jobs, PCE and Fed decisions — and an open trade is closed before them.
After a sudden price jump the bot waits for the market to calm down.
1% a day, 3% a week, 6% from the peak — you can make them stricter, never looser. Two losing trades in a day and it rests until tomorrow.
Risk per trade is capped at 1% of the account. Default 0.25%.
Real money unlocks only after 14 days and 20 trades on demo, and a typed risk acknowledgement.
| Free | Pro | |
|---|---|---|
| Demo accounts | Yes | Yes |
| All safety rules | Yes | Yes |
| Real-money accounts (after the demo period) | — | Yes |
| Phone control | — | Yes |
| Price | Free | USD 27 a month, or USD 300 a year (save USD 24) |
Pay by bank transfer, then send the receipt and your installation ID (shown in the app under Licence) to support@phoenixlabspk.com. You receive an activation code.
Only pay into this account. We never ask for your card number, PIN or broker password.
Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit. Your broker's MT5 must be installed on the same PC. About 27 MB.
Pairs with your Windows PC. Phone control is part of Pro.
Phone more than about 6 years old? Older phones version
The bot only trades while your PC is on and online. Windows may warn about a new download; choose "More info" then "Run anyway".