Is the Sonic AI Myfxbook account live or a backtest?
The tracked system is currently identified by Myfxbook as a real USD account at TAG Markets using MetaTrader 5 with 1:500 account leverage. That tells us the record is not presented merely as a backtest.
See how this evidence affects our Sonic AI legit/scam assessment →
Gain vs absolute gain
Myfxbook calculates these figures differently, particularly around deposits and withdrawals. A difference between the two is not automatically a problem, but it should be understood rather than ignored.
Trade count and sample size
The record currently contains 565 trades. That is much more informative than judging a system after a handful of positions, but trade count should still be considered together with the length of the track record, market regimes and whether trades are correlated.
How many trades are enough to evaluate a bot? →
Win rate vs average win and loss
The current history shows an 82% win rate on both long and short trades. But the average losing trade is larger than the average winning trade, so the win rate is an important part of the historical expectancy rather than proof of low risk.
Profit factor
A current profit factor of 3.22 means historical gross profits have been substantially larger than gross losses over the observed sample. Like every historical statistic, it can change.
Read: Profit factor explained →
Drawdown
The 0.86% figure is attractive historically, but it belongs to the underlying tracked strategy. Sonic AI explicitly warns that an individual amplified account may experience materially higher drawdown.
Put return and drawdown on the same footing →
What Sonic AI Myfxbook cannot prove
Myfxbook does not guarantee future profits, establish that a broker is risk-free, or guarantee that every follower account gets identical execution. It is evidence about historical trading performance — not a certificate of safety or legitimacy by itself.