Understanding the Consistency Rule
The consistency rule is designed to reflect steady trading rather than a single large day carrying your whole result.
The rule: no single day's profit can make up more than 35% of your total profit.
What happens if a day exceeds 35%: your account is not disqualified. It simply means that day hasn't yet been fully counted toward passing on its own.
As you continue trading and your total profit grows, that day's share of the total decreases automatically. Once your total profit has reached your target and no single day exceeds 35% of that total, the requirement is satisfied.
In practice: if you have a strong day early on, continue trading as usual. Each additional profitable day brings that day's percentage of your total back down.
This rule applies during both the evaluation and once you're funded.