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Is there a Maximum Floating Loss Rule On 1-Step Nitro Static Accounts?

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The 1-Step Nitro Static Account offers an 80/20 profit split, which is maintained only if traders follow the Shield Risk Protocol.

This rule limits floating equity loss (i.e., unrealized losses from open positions) to 1% of the account balance at all times.

For instance:
$100,000 account → max floating loss: $1,000
$50,000 account → max floating loss: $500.

If floating loss exceeds this limit, all positions auto-close and the profit split is reduced.

Profit Split Reductions
Violation penalties stack progressively:

1st → 50/50

2nd → 40/60

3rd → 30/70

4th → permanently 20/80

Examples
Staying compliant: A position floating –$500 on a $100K account is fine (below $1,000).
First breach: If floating loss hits –$1,700 (above $1000), the trade closes and the split drops to 50/50.
Multiple breaches: 1st = 50/50 → 2nd = 40/60 → 3rd = 30/70 → 4th = locked at 20/80.

Challenge Phase
The floating loss limit remains 1%, but penalties differ:

  • 1st violation → soft breach (continue)

  • 2nd violation → hard breach (challenge failed)
    Example: On a $100K challenge account, exceeding $1,000 once is a soft breach; the second time fails the evaluation.

Why It Matters
The Shield rule enforces disciplined risk management, prevents deep drawdowns, protects capital, and preserves access to the highest payout structure.

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