A gold DRIFT system,
running in the cloud
Super Drift trades one instrument on one dedicated MT5 account of yours. The engine runs in the cloud, connected directly to that account, with a live cockpit and a stop button in your hands. There is nothing to install and no VPS to rent.
It is also a martingale. Read how that works before you subscribe — it is the whole story of this product.
What it actually does
No mystique. This is the mechanic, in order.
One above, one below, a fixed distance out. Whichever the market reaches first becomes the open position, and the other is cancelled.
Each basket carries a target. Most sequences end here, quickly and unremarkably. This is what the system does the large majority of the time.
At a set distance against the position it opens another, bigger one, pulling the average entry toward current price. The basket now needs a smaller move to recover. This is the martingale, and it is where the risk lives.
Each level is larger than the last. A long one-way move produces a deep ladder, a large open loss, and a position size far above where it started.
The basket recovers to its target and closes in profit; a daily or floating target closes it; or — only if you have set a basket stop — that stop triggers and takes the loss. You choose the stop, as a percentage of balance or a cash amount. If you set none, there is nothing in the third position: a losing basket has no limit. Nothing guarantees the first outcome arrives at all.
What sits on top of it
The raw mechanic above is decades old and freely available. The machinery built around it is what makes the difference.
A market-conditions guard
Every tick is scored 0–100 across efficiency, drift, velocity, order-book imbalance, spread, tick rate and quote gaps. Above a threshold the engine stops opening new baskets entirely. A feed freeze alone floors the score into the danger band — twice in three days during testing a broker feed corrupted, and this is what caught it.
Neutralise-first emergency close
Closing a deep ladder position-by-position takes 12–22 seconds, and the market moves throughout. Close All instead fires one opposite order at the basket's net volume, freezing your profit and loss in about a second, and unwinds afterwards.
Decisions and orders on separate threads
The tick path never touches the network. A slow broker can delay an order; it cannot stall the logic deciding what to do next.
Per-account isolation
Your account runs in its own process. Another customer's broker hanging cannot affect yours.
The cockpit you get
Every subscribed account gets a live instrument panel. It is not a monthly statement — it is the running state of your basket, and the stop button is real.
Illustrative panels drawn to match the live interface. The prices, lot sizes and account numbers shown are examples, not results — there is no performance claim anywhere in this section, and none should be read into it. See the track record section below.
Two ways to run it
The same system, in two different places. You pick one — there is no reason to have both, and nothing here is an upgrade path from the other.
1 · Copy it onto your account
Runs on a CopyGo master account; yours follows. Subscribe to SuperDrift Calm in the Strategies catalogue. The system runs on a CopyGo master account, and every trade it makes is copied to yours — through the CopyGo receiver EA, through CopyGo Connect, or capped by a ProBooster profit pack if you want it to stop at a set profit.
Your account can keep running your other CopyGo strategies alongside it. Position sizes follow the master account and are scaled by your own multiplier.
2 · Run it on your own account
The engine trades your account directly. Nothing is copied from anywhere — the engine runs in the cloud, connected directly to your broker account, and places its own orders there, sized to your own balance and bound by your own protection limits.
You get the cockpit shown above: the live basket, its levels and its limits, and Start, Stop and Close All. It needs one dedicated MT5 account, because the engine owns every position on the symbol.
| Copy it | Run it on your account | |
|---|---|---|
| Whose account places the trades | Ours. Yours mirrors it. | Yours. The engine trades it directly. |
| How position size is decided | Follows the master account, scaled by your multiplier. | Sized to your own balance. |
| What you control | Your usual CopyGo strategy controls. | A dedicated cockpit — Start, Stop, Close All. |
| The account it runs on | Can be shared with your other strategies. | One dedicated account, nothing else on it. |
| Available | Checking… | Checking… |
Whichever you choose, the risk below is the same. It is the same mechanic either way.
⚠ Read this before you subscribe
Super Drift can lose the entire balance of the account you connect. That is not boilerplate. It is the expected worst case of a martingale, and it happens to every system of this family eventually.
The pattern to understand is this: a grid martingale produces a long run of small, reliable-looking gains, then gives a large part of it back in a single sequence. An equity curve that looks excellent is not evidence the system is safe — it is what this strategy looks like between its bad days.
- Position size grows with each level. A deep sequence trades far larger than where it began.
- There is no stop-loss unless you set one. If you do set a basket stop, it caps a single basket — not the account overall, and not across consecutive bad sequences. If you set none, a losing basket can take the whole balance.
- Gold can move a long way in one direction without pausing. That is the case that hurts.
- Slippage, a widened spread or a broker halt during a deep ladder makes the exit worse than modelled.
Fund the connected account only with money you can afford to lose entirely, and treat it as separate from savings. Do not connect an account you also rely on.
You keep a Close All button, and an engine that is misbehaving can be stopped without your permission. Neither of those makes the strategy low-risk.
Track record
Copying (SuperDrift Calm) has run on a real account since 19 August 2026, and the account is published on myfxbook (#6617) — independently tracked, not a figure entered by hand. Judge that route on what is actually there, and note how short a period it still is.
Running the engine on your own account is newer and has no published record. Live results across real customer accounts will appear here automatically once they cover enough time to mean anything — and short-run martingale figures are the most flattering and least informative numbers in trading, which is exactly why nothing is shown before then.
What you need
For the second route — the engine running on your own account. Copying SuperDrift Calm as a strategy needs none of this; it works on the account and setup you already have.
A dedicated MT5 account
Super Drift owns every position on the traded symbol. The account must run no other CopyGo product and no manual trading. An account already in use elsewhere is refused.
Gold, on a reachable broker
XAUUSD under whatever name your broker uses. You provide the exact symbol — the engine refuses to start rather than guess at a similar-looking one.
Your trading password
Stored encrypted in Google Secret Manager, never in a CopyGo database. An investor password will not work; the engine has to be able to place orders.
Risk profiles · suggested capital
How much you fund the account is the single biggest control you have over this system. The same mechanic on a larger balance is a smaller share of that balance at stake — it does not change what the strategy does, it changes how much room it has to do it.
Recommended capital
Expected monthly ROI: 75–95%
Recommended capital
Expected monthly ROI: 15–25%
Recommended capital
Expected monthly ROI: 7.5–9.5%
These figures track the published record for SuperDrift Calm (#6617), live since 19 August 2026. They are projections by account size, not a promise, and a period this short cannot establish a rate of return.
Pricing
- ▸Engine hosted and monitored in the cloud
- ▸Live cockpit — price, conditions, open basket, daily drawdown
- ▸Start, Stop and neutralise-first Close All
- ▸Booked profit and loss from your broker's own deal history
- ▸No VPS, no installation, no EA to keep updated
The subscription fee is charged regardless of trading results.
Questions
No — it is blocked at connection. Super Drift counts every position on the symbol as its own, so sharing the account would corrupt its accounting and let it manage trades that are not its.
No. It cannot be detected after connection, so this one is on trust, but a manual trade on the same symbol will be treated as part of the basket.
Yes, and it is recommended. Connect a demo, watch it for a couple of weeks, and decide with your own eyes. The subscription is the same either way.
Open positions stay open at your broker with their stops intact — they are real orders, held nowhere else. The engine resumes and adopts the basket when it restarts. You can always close everything from your own terminal.
No. A flat monthly fee, nothing performance-based.
Yes. It stops at the end of the paid period, and you can stop the engine and close everything at any time before that.
Still want to go ahead?
Only if the risk section made sense and you are comfortable with the worst case.