Phase 2 costs a full day
On $100K the 2-step targets are $8,000 then $5,000. The second number is identical to the Pro daily loss. One red session deletes Phase 2. Sixteen winners at $500, 0.50%, build Phase 1. Ten winners at $500 build Phase 2 and also equal the day if they had lost. The static floor at $10,000 is two full days, so the day remains the binding line.
Register on Venasri with a Pro card that shows 5% and 10%, and a One card that shows 4% and 6%. Copying the Pro guard onto One leaves you $1,000 late on the day.
One is a single stage with a moving floor
Alpha One has no second target. Daily loss is $4,000 on $100K. The maximum trails $6,000 under the highest end-of-day balance. A closed winner lifts that trail. The next pullback spends the new cushion. Intraday spikes that you give back before the close do not lift it. Four losses at $1,000, a 1.0% ticket, end the day. Seven losses at $350 stay inside it.
The higher-of rule at 00:00 ACG Markets time, GMT+2 or GMT+3, rebases the day on both paths. It is not the One trail. Equity Guard on One should sit under $4,000. On Pro, a 4.25% flatten is $4,250, under the $5,000 day, if you are using the pass buffer.
Shared rules, different cash
Both paths list MT5, cTrader, and DXtrade. Both allow trade management and ban martingale, grid stacking, and tick scalps under a minute or two. Both face 2,000 order requests a day and a ban on sub-60-second profit majorities. Pro funded accounts add a 2-minute news window. Swing may trade the release. Weekend holds are named for Pro and Swing.
The split is 80%, every 14 calendar days, or on demand with a 40% best day. Bot Control can pause Pro news and can cap the best day. The pause is wrong on Swing if you bought Swing in order to trade the print. The lot example of 25 on $100K applies once you are funded, on either path.
Which path matches 0.50% risk
At $500 a trade, Pro's day absorbs ten stops and the $10,000 floor absorbs twenty. One's day absorbs eight. The 2-step asks you to survive two targets and three trading days. The 1-step asks you to survive a tighter day and a trail that can rise. If your method needs the $5,000 day, buy Pro. If you want one stage and will cut size, buy One.
A 14-day payout does not start until the path is passed. The $497 fee is sunk either way. The mistake is buying One for the shorter calendar and sizing it like Pro. The calendar is shorter. The day is smaller. Those are not the same gift.