Twice the $100K card, same percents
Five percent of $200,000 is $10,000. Ten percent is $20,000. Eight percent Phase 1 is $16,000. Five percent Phase 2 is $10,000. These are double the $100K Pro figures because the percents did not change. The 2-minute news window did not double. The 2,000 request cap did not double. The 3-day minimum did not become 6.
Create your Venasri login at this balance with a $1,000 unit, not with a feeling that a $200K account can hold four ideas. Four ideas are $4,000. A second wave finishes the day. The higher-of rule at 00:00 still rebases that day if equity is above balance.
The unit versus 1.0%
The band is 0.35% to 0.65%, $700 to $1,300. The plan's $1,000 sits inside it. Seven stops at $1,300 are $9,100, inside the $10,000 day. Eight are $10,400 and cross. A 1.0% ticket is $2,000. Five of them are the day. That is the size jump the tilt rules call 2x if your plan was $1,000. Equity Guard at 4.25% is $8,500, under $10,000.
One on this balance would be a 4% day, $8,000, and a 6% trail, $12,000. An $8,500 guard is past One's day. The $20,000 static floor is a Pro object. One trails. Do not guard a trail with a static $20,000 number.
Sixteen units to $16,000
Sixteen winners at $1,000 complete Phase 1. Ten complete Phase 2 and would also complete the day's loss allowance. Three equal days toward $16,000 are $5,333.33, about five units, under the $10,000 line and already a large share of an on-demand 40% test if the cycle is still only the target. Forty percent of $16,000 is $6,400. Five units are $5,000, under it. Seven units are $7,000, over it.
Bot Control can halt new risk once the day is up $5,000 if you care about on-demand, and it must halt new risk well before the day is down $10,000. The 80% path every 14 calendar days does not use the 40% test. Pick the path first.
Caps that do not double
Weekend holds on Pro and Swing count gaps toward $10,000. That is a large gap and it is still only one day. Funded Pro's news window is still 2 minutes. Sub-60-second profits still fail the book. A majority of trades under 2 minutes still fails it. Martingale still fails it. The $497 fee is the $100K price. Whatever this account's invoice was, it is not $10,000 of extra room.
If equity is above $180,000 and the account is closed, the 10% floor was not the cause. Check the $10,000 day, the lot cap on the dashboard, the duration of the trades, and whether midnight equity had already shrunk the day. The fail line at $180,000 is the last line, not the first.
