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From my experience as a trader always seeking advanced technology and flexible execution, the technical infrastructure on Currenex certainly appears robust enough to support algorithmic or automated trading strategies, such as those run by Expert Advisors (EAs). Their platform is built with low-latency execution and offers several connectivity options—including APIs and industry-standard messaging protocols like FIX—which are typically essential for programmatic trading. These technical features strongly suggest that using custom-built trading algorithms or interfacing with EAs is technically viable. However, while the architecture seems supportive of automation, I remain extremely cautious due to the unresolved regulatory concerns flagged prominently by independent researchers. For me, when considering where to deploy automated systems that might run substantial volumes or capital, fully verified licensing and transparent oversight are non-negotiable. Currenex operates with a suspected, potentially cloned NFA license, which is a serious red flag and heightens the risk profile associated with any trading—manual or automated—on this platform. In summary, while I believe the technical environment could allow for automated trading, I personally would not feel confident running EAs or committing funds here until the legitimacy and regulatory status of Currenex are beyond doubt. Security of funds and regulatory assurance matter more to me than any platform feature.