We built a router, not a strategy.
A letter from the founder: why PipSync is plumbing, not alpha — and how that shapes every product decision we make.
Lire l'essai →not strategy
Analyses techniques approfondies, post-mortems de trades et prises de position tranchées de l'équipe qui construit PipSync. Pas de growth hacks, pas de platitudes LinkedIn — juste ce que nous apprenons en livrant.
Ce sont des notes de terrain, pas des essais finalisés. Certains articles portent sur des travaux de préparation au lancement encore en attente — signalés dans le texte lorsque c'est pertinent.
A letter from the founder: why PipSync is plumbing, not alpha — and how that shapes every product decision we make.
Lire l'essai →Server-side automation for Telegram-to-MT5 signal copy. Live channel parsing, risk gates, no VPS. Cloud setup guide for retail and prop traders.
Copying your own trades across your own accounts and copying someone else's signals are different things — and prop-firm rulebooks treat them differently. What the rules distinguish, and why 'undetectable' is the wrong feature to shop for.
The subscription is the visible line item. Trading-API fees, VPS rental, setup weekends and outage risk are the invisible ones. A framework for comparing what a copier setup really costs.
A single milliseconds figure on a landing page sounds precise. It usually describes one step out of five. How to read latency marketing — and how honest measurement works.
Prop firms have changed dramatically since 2023. Tightened rules, payout caps, broader instrument restrictions. A long-form breakdown of what passing — and getting paid — actually requires now.
Volatility can come back in bursts: large single-day index and crypto moves are possible even when the average week is quiet. A complete guide to risk controls that actually work in the current environment.
ESMA Decision 2018/796 is now into year eight. The 1:30 cap on majors, retail loss warnings, and negative-balance protection still anchor every CFD broker offering EU residents an account. Here is the 2026 view, cleaned up.
Cloud-hosted MT5 bridges are convenient until you need control: latency, cost-per-account, vendor lock-in, audit evidence. Here is the migration story.
A long-form practitioner's guide to TradingView webhook reliability. Every silent failure mode we have ever debugged, the receiver architecture that survives the busy minutes, and the operational disciplines that separate working pipelines from frustrated traders staring at unfired alerts.
Telegram bot rate limits can bite signal-routing bots. If yours is mysteriously falling behind, you may be the reason.
A deep dive into gateway placement, broker acknowledgements, and the telemetry we require before publishing latency claims publicly.
Why we refuse to route orders that rely only on EAs running on your laptop, what actually happens during a news minute, how broker-side stops differ across MT4/MT5/cTrader, and the operational rules that separate sustained accounts from one-bad-headline blow-ups.
A practical look at how news conditions break signal assumptions, and where risk controls actually have to step in.
The industry has spent a decade patching a fundamentally misaligned incentive. Time for a clean slate.
Gold's most-tradeable intraday window is the four hours when London and New York are both open. The character of the move inside that window has changed in 2026.
How we shipped a deterministic parser with an LLM fallback for the messy Telegram formats that regexes struggle with.
A walkthrough of our audit trail, app-managed encryption, and the launch-readiness work still pending for external key-management evidence.
Prop-firm traders run the same strategy across multiple accounts to parallelise the path to a funded payout. Why generic copy-trading routers struggle with this, how to think about it from first principles, and what PipSync does and does not do about it.
A play-by-play of the scripts, rollback checks, rehearsal notes, and the evidence we want before calling an upgrade zero-downtime.