Why 0.35% is the serious end
On Alpha Pro the day is $5,000 and the floor is $10,000. You will almost always meet the day first. Starting at 0.35%, $350, means the day takes fourteen full stops, because 14 times $350 is $4,900. That is a lot of being wrong. The 0.65% end, $650, gives you seven stops inside the day and not eight. Pick a point in the band and stay there. Mixing $350 and $650 at random makes the count unknowable.
Create your Venasri login and save one unit. Two correlated tickets are two units. Gold and NAS100 in the same direction count as one idea. The 25-lot example on $100K is a funded exposure cap, not a target size. 25 lots is far above a $350 to $650 plan on any normal stop.
One's day cannot use Pro's top end
Alpha One's daily loss is 4%, $4,000 on $100K. Seven stops at $650 are $4,550, which is already through that day. Six are $3,900. If you want seven stops on One, use the low end: seven times $350 is $2,450, inside $4,000. The 6% trail is $6,000 and updates at the end of the day. It is not extra intraday room.
Equity Guard on Pro can flatten near $4,250 if you are using a 4.25% buffer under 5%. On One the official day is $4,000, so the guard has to be lower. A Pro guard pasted onto One is how a 'careful' trader still breaches.
Phase targets in units
Phase 1 is 8%, $8,000. At $500, which is 0.50% and inside the band, sixteen winners reach it. Ten winners reach $5,000. Phase 2 is 5%, $5,000, ten winners at $500, or the entire daily loss if they had been losers. The second target and the day are the same cash. One bad day deletes Phase 2.
Three minimum trading days mean you should not try to print $8,000 on day one anyway. Bot Control can cap the session at a handful of units so day one cannot be both the best day and the only day. On-demand payouts want the best day inside 40% of profit. Sixteen even winners do that. One $4,000 winner does not.
Requests, duration, and the lot
Stay under 2,000 order and modification requests. A lot plan that trails every tick will hit the cap and still be the wrong size. Sub-60-second profit majorities fail funded accounts. So does a majority of trades closed in under 2 minutes. A 0.35% scalp that lives entirely in that bucket is a compliance fail with a modest loss.
The higher-of midnight base can make tomorrow's $5,000 smaller in practice if you carry a winner. The lot for tomorrow should be computed on the risk you still have, not on the lot you used yesterday. Pro's 2-minute news window can fill the stop. That fill is a full unit. Count it.