u/Agreeable_Bike1866

https://reddit.com/link/1t0i0qo/video/b79l9az45gyg1/player

Hi everyone, I’d like to share a serious issue I recently experienced and get some insights from the community.

On April 30, 2026, my forex trading account suddenly executed multiple trades in a very rapid sequence (burst entry) followed by bulk closing of positions — all happening without my intention.

Here’s the important part:

  • The broker claims the trades were authorized because they were executed using valid login credentials.
  • They also mentioned activity from an Android device and an iPhone, both of which are indeed my personal devices.
  • However, at the exact time this happened, I was working and not trading at all.

I actually have a screen recording from the moment it happened. In the video:

  • The “bulk closing all positions” suddenly starts on its own
  • I react in panic and try to stop it immediately
  • My actions are clearly defensive, trying to secure the remaining balance
  • But I lose to the speed of the burst entries — it all happens too fast

I want to emphasize:
👉 I did NOT initiate those trades
👉 I did NOT intentionally enable any bulk execution
👉 I have NO idea who or what triggered it

The broker’s conclusion is basically:

“Since the login was valid, all actions are considered authorized.”

To me, that feels like an oversimplification.
Valid login ≠ intentional trading, especially if:

  • There could be session hijacking
  • Credential compromise
  • API/EA misuse
  • Or even platform-side issues

What makes it worse is the speed and pattern of execution, which honestly doesn’t feel human.

My questions to the community:

  1. Has anyone experienced something similar (burst entry / mass execution without clear intent)?
  2. Is it technically possible for trades to be triggered like this without direct manual action?
  3. How strong is the broker’s argument that “valid login = user responsibility”?
  4. What would you recommend as the next step — escalate to regulator, forensic analysis, or something else?

I’m currently pushing back and asking for a deeper investigation, but I’d really appreciate any insights, similar experiences, or advice.

Thanks in advance 🙏

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u/Agreeable_Bike1866 — 14 days ago

https://reddit.com/link/1t0hnc9/video/jv4mi61b1gyg1/player

Hi everyone, I’d like to share a serious issue I recently experienced and get some insights from the community.

On April 30, 2026, my forex trading account suddenly executed multiple trades in a very rapid sequence (burst entry) followed by bulk closing of positions — all happening without my intention.

Here’s the important part:

  • The broker claims the trades were authorized because they were executed using valid login credentials.
  • They also mentioned activity from an Android device and an iPhone, both of which are indeed my personal devices.
  • However, at the exact time this happened, I was working and not trading at all.

I actually have a screen recording from the moment it happened. In the video:

  • The “bulk closing all positions” suddenly starts on its own
  • I react in panic and try to stop it immediately
  • My actions are clearly defensive, trying to secure the remaining balance
  • But I lose to the speed of the burst entries — it all happens too fast

I want to emphasize:
👉 I did NOT initiate those trades
👉 I did NOT intentionally enable any bulk execution
👉 I have NO idea who or what triggered it

The broker’s conclusion is basically:

“Since the login was valid, all actions are considered authorized.”

To me, that feels like an oversimplification.
Valid login ≠ intentional trading, especially if:

  • There could be session hijacking
  • Credential compromise
  • API/EA misuse
  • Or even platform-side issues

What makes it worse is the speed and pattern of execution, which honestly doesn’t feel human.

My questions to the community:

  1. Has anyone experienced something similar (burst entry / mass execution without clear intent)?
  2. Is it technically possible for trades to be triggered like this without direct manual action?
  3. How strong is the broker’s argument that “valid login = user responsibility”?
  4. What would you recommend as the next step — escalate to regulator, forensic analysis, or something else?

I’m currently pushing back and asking for a deeper investigation, but I’d really appreciate any insights, similar experiences, or advice.

Thanks in advance 🙏

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u/Agreeable_Bike1866 — 14 days ago