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Puravida Edge develops systematic trading strategies for prop firm traders. Six rule-based strategies are tested across MNQ, MGC, NAS100, and XAU, organized into eight portfolios sized to every account tier on Apex Trader Funding, Topstep, MyFundedFutures, FundedNext, FTMO, and Tradeify.
What sets it apart is validation. Instead of a single favorable backtest, every portfolio is stress-tested with 1,500-path Monte Carlo simulation on a three-year horizon, showing the real distribution of outcomes including blow rate, maximum drawdown, and median time to first payout. The strategies are sized specifically around prop firm trailing drawdown rules, which is what actually ends most funded accounts.
The approach is strictly mechanical. Hardcoded entries and exits, no martingale, no grid, no curve fitting. Execution runs through invite-only TradingView Pine Scripts with webhook automation, so trades fire on rules rather than emotion. Futures presets flatten at the session close to avoid overnight gap risk.
Built and run from the Caribbean coast of Costa Rica, Puravida Edge is for traders who want backtested evidence and survivable sizing over marketing hype. The whole point of a systematic edge is that it runs whether you are at the desk or in the water.
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Every strategy is validated with 1,500-path Monte Carlo simulation, not a single backtest. Most trading products show one favorable history. Puravida Edge stress-tests across thousands of simulated futures to show the actual distribution of outcomes, including blow rate and drawdown. The strategies are also built specifically around prop firm constraints like trailing drawdown, rather than generic retail setups adapted after the fact.
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Puravida Edge was built out of frustration with the gap between marketed trading systems and what actually survives live conditions. After years watching strategies look perfect on a single backtest and fail in real prop firm accounts, the focus shifted to rigorous validation: Monte Carlo simulation, realistic costs, and sizing built around the drawdown rules that actually end accounts.
The name comes from the move that made it possible. Trading off the screen and onto systematic, rule-based execution meant the strategies didn't need constant attention, which meant life didn't have to revolve around the charts. The whole thing is run from the Caribbean coast of Costa Rica now, between surf sessions. That's the real point of a systematic edge: it runs whether you're at the desk or in the water. Pura vida.
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Transparency about risk. Instead of cherry-picked equity curves, every portfolio shows its Monte Carlo blow rate, maximum drawdown, and median time to payout. The strategies are sized to survive prop firm drawdown rules, with no martingale, no grid, and no curve fitting. It is built for traders who want to pass and keep funded accounts through sound risk management, not gamble on an unverified system.
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TradingView Pine Script for strategy logic and execution, Monte Carlo simulation for validation, and webhook-based automation bridges for live order routing to prop firm accounts.
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Prop firm traders who want a systematic, rule-based approach rather than discretionary trading. People taking evaluations with firms like Apex Trader Funding, Topstep, MyFundedFutures, FundedNext, FTMO, and Tradeify, who want strategies sized to survive trailing drawdown and pass consistency rules. Typically traders who value backtested evidence over hype.
