Real yields set the tide
Gold pays no interest, so it competes with inflation-protected bonds. When the US 10-year real yield falls, gold usually finds buyers. When it climbs, rallies struggle. Check it before you hold a swing trade.
Gold + crypto · strategy course and trading bot
Mintmark teaches one complete strategy for XAU/USD, Bitcoin and Ether: when to enter, where the stop goes, and how much to risk. Then the bot can run it for you on BTC/USDT and ETH/USDT, with no fear, no greed and no revenge trades.
Trading carries a real risk of loss. No strategy wins every trade.
Desk notes
Check these drivers before you look at a single candle. Each one is covered in depth in the course.
Gold pays no interest, so it competes with inflation-protected bonds. When the US 10-year real yield falls, gold usually finds buyers. When it climbs, rallies struggle. Check it before you hold a swing trade.
Gold is priced in dollars. A rising DXY makes gold more expensive for buyers outside the US and often caps a move higher. A falling dollar tends to give gold room to run.
Central banks bought more than 1,000 tonnes of gold in each of 2022, 2023 and 2024, according to the World Gold Council. That kind of buying tends to support dips rather than chase highs.
Volume peaks while London and New York are both open. Spreads widen around the 17:00 New York rollover, and US inflation, jobs and Fed releases can move gold sharply in seconds. Know the calendar before you enter.
Most altcoins move in Bitcoin's direction with bigger swings. When BTC dominance rises, money is leaving altcoins, which often signals risk-off inside crypto. Trade ETH with one eye on BTC.
High positive funding with rising open interest means traders are crowded into leveraged longs. That is when a small drop can set off a chain of liquidations. Crowded shorts work the same way in reverse.
Liquidity drops on Saturday and Sunday, so price can move a long way on little volume. Weekend breakouts often reverse once Monday's volume returns. Size down or wait.
Bitcoin has often traded alongside tech stocks during risk-off periods. Fed decisions and US inflation prints regularly move crypto, so the same economic calendar applies here as for gold.
Risk tools
Position sizing decides whether you survive long enough to find out if a strategy works. Both tools below come from the course's position sizing module, and they're free to use.
Enter your account balance, how much you're willing to lose, and your stop. It works out how big the trade should be.
Losses compound against you. Lose half your account and you have to double what's left just to get back to where you started.
gain needed = loss ÷ (1 − loss)
| Loss from peak | Gain needed to recover |
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Strategy lab
Enter the numbers for any strategy and run 500 simulated sequences of trades. You'll see the range of outcomes, the drawdowns and the losing streaks to expect before you risk real money.
These are example inputs, not Mintmark's results. Change them to test any strategy.
Expected result per trade: +0.13 R (1 R is the amount you risk on a trade)
Median result
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Runs that ended down
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Typical worst drawdown
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median peak-to-trough fall
Typical longest losing streak
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losses in a row, median run
Every run uses your numbers. Only the order of wins and losses changes.
Win rate against reward : risk, in R. Teal cells come out ahead over many trades, coral cells fall behind. Select a cell to load it into the simulator.
Dashed outline: the closest cell to your settings.
Chance of at least one run of this many losses in a row.
Hypothetical simulation from the example inputs or your own numbers. It is not a record of real trades and does not predict future results. Real trading adds fees, slippage and human error.
The strategy course
Short video lessons you can rewatch any time. Each module ends with a checklist you use on live charts, so the rules stick before real money is involved.
Trends, ranges, and where the liquidity sits on a chart.
Real yields, the dollar, central bank demand and the economic calendar.
BTC dominance, funding rates, open interest and weekend liquidity.
The exact rules for entry, stop-loss and take-profit, with worked examples.
Risking a fixed percentage per trade, using the calculator above.
Moving stops, taking partial profits, and knowing when to stay flat.
Log every trade, then find the mistakes that cost you the most.
Connecting, configuring and paper-trading before you go live.
The trading bot
The bot runs the Mintmark strategy on your own exchange account, exactly the way the course teaches it, for as long as it runs on an always-on computer or VPS. You set the risk. It does the rest.
Reads the latest price on BTC/USDT and ETH/USDT the moment each candle closes.
Tests the course's entry rules. No valid setup means no trade.
Works out the position size from the risk per trade you chose.
Sends the order with its stop-loss and take-profit already attached.
Stops trading for the day if your daily loss limit is reached.
Connects with API keys that allow trading only. Keep withdrawals switched off. The bot never needs them.
No trade is placed without a stop, sized from the risk percentage you choose.
Trading pauses for the day once losses reach the limit you set.
Run it on simulated funds until you trust it, then switch to live.
Message us on Telegram before you buy to confirm your exchange is supported.
Setup
If you can install an app and copy a key, you can run the bot. Stuck at any point? Message us on Telegram and we'll walk you through it.
Once your payment confirms, we send your download link and licence key on Telegram.
Run the installer on Windows or macOS, or the one-line setup script on a Linux server.
Create an API key with trading switched on and withdrawals switched off, then paste it into the bot.
Watch it trade simulated funds first. When you trust it, switch to live with one setting.
Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit
macOS 12 or newer, Intel and Apple silicon
Ubuntu 22.04 or newer. Best for running 24/7
Can't run the bot itself. Run it on a computer or server.
Want it trading 24/7?The bot only trades while it's running, so a laptop that goes to sleep stops it. A basic VPS (a computer you rent in the cloud) keeps it on around the clock, and most cost a few dollars a month.
Before you buy
Knowing this up front keeps you trading the plan when it gets hard.
Even a sound strategy has losing streaks of five trades or more. The rules keep the loss on each trade small, so a streak costs a limited share of your account.
Practise the rules on simulated money for a few weeks before you put real funds behind them.
Never trade with money you need for rent, bills or debt. Leverage multiplies losses as fast as gains.
Markets change. Results depend on conditions and on how closely you follow the rules.
How we compare
Both sell trading help over Telegram. Here's where we're different, taken from SureShotFX's own published pages and terms.
| Feature | Mintmark | SureShotFX |
|---|---|---|
| Crypto (BTC, ETH) | Gold, Bitcoin and Ether, all in one strategy |
Forex, gold and indices. No crypto signal channel |
| Learn how the bot decides | The course teaches the exact rules the bot runs |
Algo uses “EMA and ATR plus proprietary algorithms” |
| Bot, lifetime licence | $79 launch price for the first 100 copies, then $299 |
$299.99 regular, $209.99 in its sale to 31 Oct 2026. Includes 6 months of free VPS |
| Money-back guarantee | 14 days on the bot, if it won't install or work as described |
Terms say services are nonrefundable unless explicitly stated otherwise |
| Automatic renewals | Never. Crypto payments can't charge you again |
Plans renew each billing cycle unless you email to cancel 48 hours before |
| Runs on | Windows, macOS, or Linux and VPS |
Windows only (PC or Windows VPS) through MT4, MT5 or cTrader |
| Profit claims | None. The strategy lab shows you the risk instead |
Gold VIP page advertises 85–90% accuracy and 2,000–3,000 pips a month (self-reported) |
SureShotFX details come from its public pages, terms and search listings, checked on 4 October 2026: sureshotfx.com/algo (prices, VPS, platforms, Windows requirement), sureshotfx.com/gold-vip-signals (accuracy and pips claims), sureshotfx.com/combo (signal channels), sureshotfx.com/terms-and-conditions (refunds and renewals), and techbullion.com's report of its 2026 Halloween sale (15 September to 31 October). Prices and offers change, so check sureshotfx.com for current terms. SureShotFX is a trademark of its owner. Mintmark is not affiliated with SureShotFX.
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Plans
Pay in USDT on TRC-20 (Tron), then send your transaction ID (TxID) to us on Telegram. We send your access there once the payment confirms on-chain.
Learn the strategy and trade it yourself.
Renew each month to keep access.
Let the bot run the rules on your account. Pay once, no subscription.
One payment. No renewals.
You have 14 days from the day we send your licence key. If the bot won't install on a supported system or doesn't work as this page describes, message us on Telegram with your TxID, from the account we sent your licence to. We'll help you fix it, and if we can't, we refund the USDT you paid, in full, to a TRC-20 (Tron) address you give us. Testing in paper mode is enough to make a claim. The guarantee covers installation and function, not trading results.
We accept USDT on TRC-20 (Tron). On-chain transfers can't be reversed, so refunds under the bot guarantee are sent as a new transfer.
Trading can lose you money, including trades the bot places for you. Only use funds you can afford to lose.
FAQ
No, and you should walk away from anyone who promises that. The course teaches a complete set of rules and how to manage risk around them. Your results depend on the market and on how closely you follow the rules.
No. Module 1 starts with reading a chart. You'll need an account with an exchange or broker to place trades, and we recommend paper trading first.
Message us on Telegram with the exchange you use before you buy, and we'll confirm whether it's supported.
Windows 10 and 11, macOS 12 or newer, and Linux servers running Ubuntu 22.04 or newer. Phones and tablets can't run the bot itself.
Yes. The bot only trades while it's running. For round-the-clock trading, run it on a VPS, a computer you rent in the cloud for a few dollars a month. The setup guide shows you how.
No. Your funds stay on your exchange. You create the API key yourself with withdrawals switched off, so the bot can place trades but can't move money out.
You're covered by the 14-day money-back guarantee, counted from the day we send your licence key. If it won't install on a supported system or doesn't work as described, message us on Telegram with your TxID, from the account we sent your licence to. If we can't fix it, we refund the full amount in USDT to a TRC-20 (Tron) address you give us. The guarantee doesn't cover trading results.
You pay once and keep your bot licence. There's no subscription and nothing renews.
Choose a plan and send that amount in USDT on TRC-20 (Tron) to the address shown at checkout, making sure the full amount arrives. If you send from an exchange, add its withdrawal fee. If you send from your own wallet, keep some TRX in it to cover the Tron network fee. Then send the transaction ID (TxID) and the plan name to us on Telegram. We send your access once the payment confirms.
Crypto payments don't renew by themselves. To keep course access, send the monthly amount again before your month ends, then send us the new TxID. If you stop paying, access simply ends.
No. The course and free tools are education. The bot is software that places trades by the rules and risk settings you choose. You decide whether to run it, on which account and at what risk, and you're responsible for the results. Nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell any asset.
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