Exness is training it's algorithm on your money and strategies A trader's analytical review of Exness, observing patterns that suggest algorithmic adaptation to user behavior. No emotional claims. Only structured, logged observations. Introduction I am not writing this review as a victim. I am not complaining. I am documenting. After months of trading on Exness with varied strategies, consistent risk management, and technical discipline, I began to notice something unsettling: the market didn't just respond with volatility — it reacted with familiarity. It adapted. Key Observation: The Platform Responds, Not the Price Every time I shifted my trading strategy, the platform's behavior changed in parallel. It wasn't a coincidence. I applied hooks, reversals, layered entries. No matter the technique, the system seemed to echo my structure and counter it — not as a market normally would, but as a system that learns would. This isn't about spread widening or slippage. It's about behavior

Closing Thoughts I'm not alone. Traders talk. Logs align. The smarter you are, the faster you lose