I want to share a little more from the heart with those of you who are still following this discussion. • First, a reflection on transparency: If this were an issue caused directly by the EA, then 100% of users would have experienced the same problem and hit Stop Loss. However, that was not the case. Even my own Live Signal encountered the issue, while larger funded accounts I manage—along with many other traders here—still closed positions with profit. Here's the funny thing: I actually have to thank for that. Why? Because it stands as proof that my Live Signal is 100% real and transparent. There is no manipulation, no hidden intervention, no "special treatment" behind the scenes. For almost a year, AI Gold Sniper maintained a 100% win rate on that live signal—and only last week did it finally experience the same issue that some of you faced. That, to me, is the definition of honesty. It hurts, but it also confirms that what you see is what you get. No tricks. No smoke and mirrors. On the technical side: The complexity here stems from an objective factor: broker servers. Even within the same broker, different servers can behave differently, and the problem only affected specific ones. It was not a universal EA failure. • What I am doing now: That said, I am actively working on refining the approach of AI Gold Sniper to further enhance its performance and stability. In addition, I am taking your feedback seriously—especially regarding the R:R ratio. This is not a small tweak; it is a significant internal adjustment to the EA's core logic. My goal is simple: should any adverse circumstances arise in the future, the EA will not let you down again. This EA is not just another project for me. It is something I am deeply passionate about. I have used it on my personal accounts for many years before ever sharing it with anyone. Its core concept is simple from start with transparent: continuously AI re-training on the server side, willingly consecrating R:R in order to maintain the highest possible win rate over the longest possible time. To minimize unexpected risks, from the very beginning I have always recommended users to stick with Default Settings and set Lot size = 15% Risk. This means that if a Stop Loss does occur, you lose a maximum of 15% of your account—a controlled and transparent risk level. I want you to sleep well at night, even when the market turns against us. I am not perfect. The EA is not perfect. But I am here, I am listening, and I am working. To those who have left positive feedback, thank you for your continued support and for standing by me. Your encouragement carries me through long nights of coding and testing. To those who have expressed concerns or criticism, I thank you equally. I read every single comment carefully. I sit with them. I let them sink in. Because it is only by listening—truly listening—that I can make something worthy of your trust. Following further work with the brokers' technical teams regarding the recent server issues, and after adjusting the Risk-Reward ratio for a better performance, a new version will be released soon. With gratitude,