Do You Have A Consistency Rule?

1.) The first thing to note is that we require our traders participate in 5 minimum trading days for each withdrawal. Notably, executing 0.01 lot positions or employing placeholder trades of short duration falls short of meeting the criteria for a valid trading day during the funded stage. The process is straightforward: Trade according to your normal strategy for 5 separate days

2.) 50% Consistency Rule: no single trading day can be 50%+ of your total profit. This metric is calculated based on the day the trade was opened, and upon its equity, not the balance.

3.) Lot Size Consistency Range Rule (For Funded Paradise Traders) Your average trade size calculated at the time of your payout review is used to calculate a trading range. The range is determined by adding 100% to your average trade size to determine the maximum value and subtracting 75% to determine the minimum value. If your average trade size was 20 Lots. This means that any trades that fall within the range of 5 to 40 lots would be considered consistent with your strategy.

4.) If you are not within the “50% Consistency Rule” and you request a payout, your payout will be denied. Then your funded account balance will be reset and you may continue to trade again.

Trades that are inconsistent with the “Lot Size Consistency Range Rule” are subject to review/deduction from total profit split. The lot size consistency range calculation is determined by all closed orders on an account from the first trade into the requested withdrawal date. Your average trade is a final number which is calculated once a payout is requested.

To calculate your average, divide the total lot volume traded throughout the period by the total number of closed orders. After finding your average, simply multiply by 0.25 and 2.00 to find the bottom and top of your consistency range. After the range has been calculated, Please note that orders that close within 2 minutes of each other will be treated as one order when deducting lot size orders in profit from the average range, as the metric is based on closed orders

Lot Size Consistency Range Calculation:

Total Lot Volume Traded/Trades Executed: Lot Size Average

Lot Size Average x 0.25: Bottom Of Consistency Range

Lot Size Average x 2.00: Top Of Consistency Range

Since all pair classes have 1:100 leverage

When calculating the lot size average gold/forex pairs, indices and crypto have to be converted to be consistent on the margin requirements of each trade

For example:
.2 nas/us30 is equivalent to 2.00 Gold/forex pairs

.01 nas/us30 is equivalent to 0.1 Gold/forex pairs

Another example:

If there is an instance you are doing .1 lot size on nas/us30 and .1gold/forex pairs

The indicie pair lot sizes will be multiplied by 10 on the lot size average calculation

In some instance the indicie lot sizes are kept the same and the gold/forex pair lot sizes are divided by 10 instead