What we publish, and what we do not promise
This page exists so you do not have to take our word for it. It states which data has a source and which does not yet, which channels are real, and gives you the exact questions to check DinexSpace itself.
Five things DinexSpace does not promise
- No profit promise, and no claim that any strategy will be profitable.
- No win rate, profit factor or drawdown published without verifiable data.
- No EA is called “verified” unless a verification process stands behind it.
- No delivery date is promised before the scope of work is known.
- We never message you first to ask for passwords, OTP codes or a transfer to a personal account.
Every number comes with a source label
In research profiles and the EA catalogue, every figure carries a label showing where it comes from. If there is no data for an item, it stays empty instead of being filled in.
| Label | What it means |
|---|---|
| backtest | Run on historical data. Not evidence about the future. |
| forward | Run on new data, after the date the parameters were optimized. |
| demo | Test account. No slippage or spread like a live account. |
| live | Real account, real money. |
See how this is applied in the research profiles and the EA catalogue.
Six questions to check us with
These are the same questions we recommend you ask any EA provider. They apply to DinexSpace exactly as they apply to anyone else.
- What is the maximum drawdown ever recorded, and in which period?
- What dates does the test period cover?
- What is the modelling quality of the backtest, in percent?
- Are there results on held-out data outside the optimization period?
- Does the strategy use martingale or grid?
- Can you see the trade log and the parameter documentation?
Why these six questions matter, and what a good answer looks like, is explained in the guide to reading a backtest report.
Official channels
These are all of DinexSpace's channels. Any other page or group using the DinexSpace name is not ours.
The DinexSpace team never messages you first to ask for passwords, OTP codes, or a transfer to a personal account.
If a question is not answered here, ask us directly through an official channel. If we do not have data for it yet, the answer will be “not available yet”, not an estimated number.