Is There A Rule Regarding Consistency For 1-Step Nitro Static Accounts?

For 1-Step Nitro Static accounts, a consistency rule applies to both the Challenge Phase and the Simulated Funded Phase.
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​Why this Rule?
Funded Trader Markets’ Consistency Rule promotes steady profit growth and helps traders avoid emotional trading.
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​Important Details About the Consistency Rule For Nitro Static Accounts
In the Challenge Phase, you should not make more than 30% of the profit target in one day.
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In the Simulated Funded Phase, you should not have made more than 30% of your total profit in one day.
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If a single day’s profit exceeds 30% of your profit target in the Challenge Phase or 30% of your total profit in the Simulated Funded Phase, you must continue trading until there is no day that exceeds these limits.
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​When is the Consistency Rule Required?
For 1-Step Nitro Static accounts, it applies to both the Challenge Phase and Simulated Funded Phase.
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​Calculation
Best Day % of Total Profit = Best Day Profit ÷ Overall Profit × 100
Best Day Profit means the highest single day profit.
Single Day’s Profit = Balance at 5pm EST Today – Balance at 5pm EST Yesterday.
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​Example (Simulated Funded Phase)
If you made a total profit of $5,000 in the Simulated Funded Phase, no single day should exceed 30% of $5,000 (= $1,500). If any single day’s profit is more than $1,500, you must continue trading until the best day profit is less than 30% of the total profit.
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​Example (Challenge Phase)
For a $10,000 1-Step Nitro Static account with a Phase 1 profit target of $1,000 (10%), no single day’s profit should exceed $300 (30% of the target).
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If you achieve a $1,000 total profit but make more than $300 in a single day, you are required to continue trading until the best day profit is less than 30% of the total profit.
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Success requires using a strategy that prevents exceeding a $300 daily profit.
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By following these guidelines, traders can maintain a disciplined and sustainable trading approach that supports long-term success.