One phase. Make 8% without breaking a limit and the account is funded, from which point the profit is yours to withdraw. Break a limit and the account closes. The only money you ever put in is the fee you paid for it.
Buy the account once, in USDC. No subscription, no deposit, no margin. That fee is the entire amount you can ever be out of pocket.
One phase. Reach 8% on the account without breaching the daily loss or drawdown limits, and you are funded.
Breach a limit and the account closes. You lose the fee and nothing else. No balance to repay, no margin call, no clawback.
Every limit is enforced by the program, checked on every price update, and visible in your dashboard in real time.
| Rule | Value |
|---|---|
| Profit targetOne phase. Clear it and the account is funded. | +8% |
| Max daily lossMeasured on the day's realised profit and loss. Breach closes the account. | 5% |
| Max drawdownTrailing, from your equity high-water mark. It ratchets up as you profit. | 10% |
| Profit splitYour share of everything above the high-water mark, once funded. | 90% |
| Minimum trading daysDays on which you placed at least one trade. | 5 |
| Minimum tradesStops a single lucky position from being the whole run. | 10 |
| ConsistencyNo single day may be more than 40% of total profit. | 40% |
| Risk per tradeSet by you. Every mirrored trade opens at this share of the account. | 0.25–2% |
| Max open at onceShare of the account that can be deployed simultaneously. | 80% |
| Payout capPer cycle, of accrued profit. The rest rolls forward. | 50% |
| Minimum trade to mirrorYour own trade must clear this for the account to copy it. | $1 |
| Time limitThere isn't one. Take as long as you like to pass. | none |
Every line here is enforced in the contract and the engine, not by us. It binds both directions.
It closes, and you are out the fee you paid for it. That is the whole downside. The trading balance is the protocol's, not yours, so there is no debt, no margin call and nothing to settle. Buy another one and start again whenever you like.
No. Most firms put you on a clock to push you into bad trades. Take a week or take six months; the limits are the same either way.
No, and you can't. You trade your own wallet as you already do. The account reads that wallet and opens the matching position at your risk setting. That is the only way a trade ever appears here.
Once the phase is passed and the account is funded. Payouts run on a cycle, capped at 50% of accrued profit each time, paid in USDC to the wallet you linked.
So the account knows a trade was deliberate. Below a dollar it is noise, dust or a failed transaction, and copying that would open positions you never meant to take.
Any day on which at least one position opened on the account. Five of them are needed before a payout, which stops a single session from being an entire track record.