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Based on my experience reviewing DOTO Futures, I need to approach the topic of Expert Advisors (EAs) and automated trading with considerable caution. DOTO Futures uses a proprietary trading platform, rather than widely adopted platforms like MetaTrader 4 or MetaTrader 5, which are best known for their robust EA support. The context I’ve seen provides no mention of EA compatibility or any form of built-in automated trading for this proprietary system. In my own decision-making as a trader, platform compatibility with EAs is essential if I plan to engage in automated strategies, and I always look for explicit confirmation from the broker about such features. With DOTO Futures, I am also mindful that automated trading may be limited or unsupported altogether, given the information gap and the nature of their platform. When it comes to futures brokers—especially those using their own software—I’ve found it unwise to assume features like EA support unless clearly advertised. This is not just a technical preference; it impacts strategy flexibility and ease of use. For me, a lack of explicit support would be a reason to exercise extra due diligence, possibly contacting customer support directly before making any deposit or commitment. Until the broker provides clear documentation or confirmation, I would not rely on DOTO Futures for automated EA trading. This conservative approach helps me manage risk and avoid unnecessary complications in my trading routine.