What is the maximum loss? Static vs trailing
…The maximum total loss from your starting balance. Two-Step is static; One-Step and Instant are trailing.…
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…The maximum total loss from your starting balance. Two-Step is static; One-Step and Instant are trailing.…
Read article…Two-Step (2 phases), One-Step (1 phase), and Instant (funded immediately, no target).…
Read articleTargets by model and how many days you must trade before passing.
Read article…Two-Step 1:100; One-Step and Instant 1:30.…
Read article…Two-Step and One-Step require 3 trading days per phase; Instant requires 5 qualifying days.…
Read article…Two-Step: 8% then 5%. One-Step: 10%. Instant has no profit target.…
Read articlePhase 1 to Phase 2 is automatic; becoming funded is reviewed.
Read articlePhase 1 target 8%, Phase 2 target 5%, daily loss 5%, max loss 10% (static), 3 trading days per phase.
Read articleIt resets for a fresh cycle; One-Step and Instant keep any profit you did not withdraw.
Read articleThe most your equity may fall in one day from that day starting balance. Breaching it fails the account.
Read articleOn Instant accounts, combined open floating risk per trading idea must stay at or below 1%.
Read articleFunded and instant accounts only; instant also needs qualifying days and consistency.
Read articleChoose crypto, receive 80% of profit, reviewed and sent within 24 hours, with a payout certificate.
Read articleA simulated prop-trading firm: pass an evaluation (or start Instant), trade a funded account, and withdraw your profit in crypto.
Read articleFunded accounts every 14 days (7 with the add-on); Instant once its requirements are met.
Read articleUsed margin must stay at or below 80% of equity. Going over warns you, then breaches after a 5-minute grace period.
Read articleOne phase, target 10%, daily loss 3%, max loss 6% (trailing), 3 trading days.
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