SIMPLE. STRICT.
NON-NEGOTIABLE.

You cannot lose more than $75 in a single trading day. The daily drawdown counter measures your highest balance of the day minus your current balance — including floating (open) losses. It resets at midnight UTC every day.

• →Calculated from your highest intraday balance — not the opening balance of $5,000
• →Resets at exactly 00:00:00 UTC — not your local midnight
• →Open floating losses count toward the limit. If you have –$50 floating, you only have $25 of daily cushion left
• →Breach is instant and automatic — account terminates mid-session with no warning or grace period
• →Warning email sent when you reach 80% of the daily limit ($60 used)

Your account balance cannot drop below $4,850 at any point during the competition week. This is a permanent hard floor — it does not reset daily. Floating losses count.

• →The $4,850 floor is fixed from the $5,000 starting balance — it never changes mid-week
• →Does NOT reset at midnight — losses from Monday carry into Tuesday and beyond
• →Floating (open) losses count. Balance $4,900 + –$60 floating = $4,840 effective balance → breach
• →Breach is instant and automatic with no appeal
• →Warning email sent when overall DD reaches 80% ($120 used — balance at $4,880)

Consistency Score = Highest single-day profit ÷ Total weekly profit. The result must stay at or below 30% (0.30). This rule ensures winners are consistent across the week — not relying on one exceptional day.

• →Measured per day — your best single trading day cannot account for more than 30% of your total weekly profit
• →Example: Total weekly profit $200, best day $58 → score 29% → passes
• →Example: Total weekly profit $200, best day $66 → score 33% → flagged
• →This rule triggers admin review, NOT instant auto-termination
• →Your account is held for review before any winner confirmation
• →Strategy tip: if your target is $200, aim for no single day exceeding $59 in profit

Every position you open must have a stop-loss set at or before entry. The system checks for a stop-loss within 60 seconds of trade entry. Setting it after still results in a flag on the original entry.

• →Stop-loss must be set within 60 seconds of trade entry — adding it later still flags the trade
• →Moving a stop-loss further from price after entry is a violation — SL may only move to break-even or tighter
• →EA traders: every order_send() or OrderCreate() call must include a stop-loss value
• →A single SL violation triggers admin review — repeated violations result in disqualification
• →Tip: set your SL in the MT5 order window before clicking Buy/Sell — do not rely on modifying after entry