The Equity Stability Score (ESS) is a number that shows how steady your trading has been.
It helps us see if:
👉 You made money with small, smart trades.
or
👉 You got lucky with one big trade (and maybe took big risks).
🧠 Why Do We Use It?
We don’t just want to see big profits.
We want to see safe and steady trading.
Traders who grow their accounts slowly and carefully are more likely to succeed long-term.
ESS helps us reward consistency, not chaos.
🧮 How Is It Calculated?
It’s easy!
Here’s the formula:
(Best Day Profit + Worst Day Loss [as a positive number]) ÷ Total Profit × 100%
📊 Example
Let’s say:
Best day profit: $420
Worst day loss: -$310
Total profit: $2,500
Now do the math:
Remove the minus sign from the loss: $310
Add best day + worst day: $420 + $310 = $730
Divide by total profit: $730 ÷ $2,500 = 0.292
Turn that into a %: 0.292 × 100 = 29.2%
✅ Your ESS is 29.2%, which is under the 30% limit — so you're good to request a payout!
📌 Final Tip
If your ESS is 30% or lower:
You’re trading smart
You’re managing risk
You can request a payout (if you also meet the other rules)
If your score is too high, that’s okay — just keep trading more steadily and it will improve over time.
Need help checking your score? Let us know!