Honestly, I don't understand the good reviews. The bot can generate very good profits in certain phases, but it has happened several times now that it suddenly shuts down without any warning, while open trades continue to run at a loss and you have to close them manually when you notice. Open losing trades are no longer monitored once he has logged off. Furthermore, he hasn't traded even once during the Asian session, although overnight trading is enabled according to the description.

With enough backtesting through tick data from servers (accurate) and parameter tweaking to adjust to current market conditions, you can make some profit, although floating DD is the key of this CBot's strategy, the strategy can be tweaked to minimise those equity DDs.

I’ve been running Maya for a while - it’s a solid, straightforward grid and a really good cBot. Grabbed Inca recently and it feels like Maya Pro: smarter placement, more flexible spacing, and it can adapt when volatility picks up. Overall, it behaves cleaner

Inca Gold Grid AI Pro shows consistent behavior across backtest, optimization and live on XAUUSD M15. After optimization, monthly ROI exceeds 50%, driven by aggressive grid expansion. Execution is stable, but margin pressure is constantly high, with frequent blocking by free-margin limits. The bot is functional and profitable in ranging conditions, yet carries elevated drawdown and tail-risk typical for grid strategies.