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Trailing drawdown (2.5% of peak)

We trail your peak equity by 2.5%. If equity drops under that line, positions are flattened and the account fails. The line updates as you grow.

• Example (2.5% tier): Start at $50,000. You peak at $52,000, so the trailing floor becomes $50,700 (2.5% below the peak). If equity drops to $50,699, the account fails.
• Example: Later you peak at $55,000, so the floor moves up to $53,075. A pullback to $53,074 now fails even though it is above the original $50,000.
• Purpose: The floor trails your best equity to protect gains and limit give-back.

Scenario: equity peaks near $51.4k, so the trailing floor lifts to about $50.1k (2.5% below the peak). If equity dips under that line, the account fails even though it is still above the original $50k start.

Consistency rule

If you reach 33% of the profit target, we auto-close open positions to prevent a single oversized win. You can continue trading afterward.

• Example: On a 10% target, if a single position reaches +3.3% (one third of the target), we auto-close that position. You keep the locked-in profit and can continue trading.
• Example: On a $50k account, the $5,000 target means a $1,650 single-trade profit triggers the auto-close and a notification. This does not fail the evaluation.
• Purpose: Encourages steady execution instead of a single oversized win, while letting you keep trading after the auto-close.

Scenario: the position reaches 33% of the profit target, so the system auto-closes the trade and shows a "consistency rule applied" notice. The account continues running and the trader can keep trading.