The seat is cheaper than one planned loser
Half of 1% is $500. A 20-pip FX stop wants 2.50 lots. A 50-pip gold stop wants 1.00 lot. A 50-point index CFD at $1 per point wants 10.00 lots, and an 80-point stop wants about 6.25 lots for the same cash. Two gold lots are $1,000 and often the same dollar view. The fee near $398 does not buy a larger unit. It buys the evaluation that still dies at $5,000 in a day.
Bot controls should cap the ticket at $500 and should treat a second metal or a second index as the same cluster unless the stops cannot be hit together.
Phase 1 is $8,000 and Pro maximum is also $8,000
Phase 2 is $5,000. Standard maximum is a static $10,000, so you have $2,000 more hole than the Phase 1 target. Pro maximum is a static $8,000, matching the target with nothing left over. The 1-step day is $4,000 and the trailing maximum is $6,000. Three minimum trading days apply. Instant and rapid tiers add a 40% best-day cap, and 40% of $8,000 is $3,200.
The split after a pass is 90%, or 100% with the add-on, first paid at 14 or 7 days with a 24-hour promise. Create a Venasri login and keep those payout terms off the risk card. They do not widen $5,000.
A $2,500 float and a CPI slip are both day-killers
The anchor is the higher of balance or equity at 00:00, GMT+2 or GMT+3. A $2,500 open winner is half of the next day if it gives back after the mark. Weekend holding is allowed. Partial it. Funded accounts also block 5 minutes before and after red-folder news. A gold stop that slips from 50 pips to 120 pips at one lot costs $1,200 instead of $500.
Flatten near $4,250 and keep $750 for the slip
Equity Guard should flatten the 2-step near $4,250 and the 1-step near $3,250. The $750 under the Standard day is the gold spread you do not get to negotiate. Waiting for $5,000 means the firm exits for you. On Pro, also watch the $8,000 lifetime hole, because several legal days can reach it without a single $5,000 print.
Sixteen trades at $500 of profit would equal the $8,000 target if nothing lost. Build the real pass from a longer series. One $2,000 afternoon is how the next ticket becomes $1,000 of risk and the day gets short.
