ATL EURUSD ORB Trail Pro is an opening-range breakout cBot built for EURUSD on the H1 chart. The strategy focuses on the New York session and uses a structured breakout entry, fixed initial protection, staged profit levels, and adaptive trailing logic after the trade has moved in its favour.

The bot is designed for traders who want a rule-based EURUSD breakout system with controlled automation rather than frequent scalping. It is not a grid, martingale, or recovery system.

#### Strategy Type And Trading Approach

The system waits for a defined session structure and looks for a directional breakout from the selected opening range. The current store-ready profile is configured as a long-only EURUSD setup, based on the representative backtest supplied in this folder.

The trade management is the main feature of the product:

- TP1, TP2, and TP3 levels define staged profit milestones.

- Donchian trailing can activate after TP2.

- A trailing stop can continue after TP3.

- Drawdown protection is available as a safety layer.

- State persistence is enabled so the bot can recover its management state after restart.

#### Entry Logic And Execution Behaviour

The cBot uses a session-based opening range and technical filters before placing a market order. The default setup uses:

- EURUSD H1 chart

- New York session logic

- EMA trend filtering

- Daily pivot filter

- Fractal room filter

- One active position style

- Long-only direction for the representative profile

The bot places trades only when the configured entry conditions are met. It will not force trades every day.

#### Risk And Capital Management

The store settings use equity-based sizing and should be tested on demo first before use on a live account. The representative backtest was run on a USD account with 1:200 leverage and 5,000 starting capital.

Risk controls include:

- Initial stop loss

- Multi-level take profit management

- Donchian trailing after TP2

- Trailing stop after TP3

- Maximum drawdown protection

- Optional daily drawdown reset

Users should reduce sizing if their broker has wider spreads, different commissions, higher swaps, or different EURUSD trading conditions.