1. Formula to Calculate Daily Max Profit:
→ Total Profit Target × Consistency % = Max Profit Allowed Per Day
Example: $1,000 (Target) × 30% = $300/day
2. Below Are Examples According to Challenge Types
Middleweight Challenge (30% Consistency Rule)
→ For $5,000 Account
Phase 1 (8% Target = $400)
→ Max allowed in a single day = $120 (30% of $400)Phase 2 (5% Target = $250)
→ Max allowed in a single day = $75 (30% of $250)
→ For $100,000 Account
Phase 1 (8% Target = $8,000)
→ Max allowed in a single day = $2,400 (30% of $8,000)Phase 2 (5% Target = $5,000)
→ Max allowed in a single day = $1,500 (30% of $5,000)
Lightweight Challenge (50% Consistency Rule)
→ For $5,000 Account
Phase 1 (6% Target = $300)
→ Max allowed in a single day = $150 (50% of $300)Phase 2 (6% Target = $250)
→ Max allowed in a single day = $125 (50% of $300)
→ For $100,000 Account
Phase 1 (6% Target = $6,000)
→ Max allowed in a single day = $3,000 (50% of $6,000)Phase 2 (6% Target = $5,000)
→ Max allowed in a single day = $2,500 (50% of $6,000)
1-Step Standard Challenge (40% Consistency Rule)
→ For $5,000 Account
Phase 1 (10% Target = $500)
→ Max allowed in a single day = $200 (40% of $500)
→ For $100,000 Account
Phase 1 (10% Target = $10,000)
→ Max allowed in a single day = $4,000 (40% of $10,000)
Standard Challenge
→ No consistency rule is applied
You are free to hit your full target in one day if you want.
Instant Funding (20% Consistency Rule)
$5,000 Instant Account
Profit Target:
→ 8% = $400
Daily Gain Limit (20% Consistency Rule):
→ Max $80/day (20% of $400)
$100,000 Instant Account
Profit Target:
→ 8% = $8,000
Daily Gain Limit (20% Consistency Rule):
→ Max $1,600/day (20% of $8,000)
Note:
→ The examples above are for reference only.
You can choose any profit target based on your goals and account size.
→ However, to stay eligible for payout and maintain your funded status, your daily profits must remain within 20% in any single day.
Your consistency is measured based on your account size and the target you've set.
Important Notes
No breach will be triggered if you cross the daily consistency limit.
You will not pass the challenge if you violate the consistency rule, even after hitting the full profit target.
This rule helps promote discipline, proper risk management, and prevents one-time lucky trades.
Always aim to spread your profits over multiple days. Example: On a $5,000 challenge with a $400 profit target, rather than trying to make $400 in one day, aim for $80–$100 over 4–5 days, (Depending on your specific challenge type)