80% to 90% changes the check, not the day
The funded split runs from 80% up to 90%. Cadence is on-demand daily USDC, which is faster than a 14-day FX cycle. On a $4,000 week, 80% is $3,200 and 90% is $3,600. Neither figure adds room under the daily loss line. The 2-step day stays 4% of day-start balance. The 2-step lifetime hole stays a static 8%, $8,000 on $100,000. The 1-step versions are 3% and a 6% trail. A scale addendum that does not restate those numbers is incomplete.
There is no best-day cap on the standard evaluation, so a lumpy week can still be paid. That is an advantage for crypto swings and a trap at scale, because the lot that was fine on the first allocation becomes a 4% event on muscle memory. Open a Venasri account and force a balance refresh on the morning a scale posts, before the first order.
Milestones are earned under the same percent
Capital increases when you hit the firm milestones without breaching the daily floor. If you risked 0.50%, or $500, on the first $100,000, the next book needs 0.50% of the new balance. Keeping the old lot is accidentally tight if the account grew and accidentally loose if a payout reduced the trading balance. The percent is the only number that travels. The lot does not.
Weekend monitoring is part of the milestone, not a hobby. A Saturday wick through 4% deletes the scale conversation even if Friday closed at a new high. The book is BTC, ETH, and SOL, and thin weekend depth is the known failure. A scale plan that is only watched on weekdays is a plan to give the milestone back. Bot controls should stay armed when you are not.
Do not scale a trail with static-floor habits
The 2-step static 8% floor will not chase your equity higher, so a scale on that book is mostly a larger copy of a stable hole. The 1-step 6% trail will chase highs. Scaling that product without recomputing the trail is how traders discover the new allocation has less air than the old one, in percent, because they marked a high on day one. Read the contract you are actually growing.
News stays unrestricted after you scale. A larger book makes the same CPI slip a larger dollar hole. If 1.00 BTC lot is $1 per $1, a $2,000 slip on 2.00 lots is $4,000, a full day on the original $100,000. On a scaled book the percent may match and the habit of 2.00 lots may not. Recompute before the next FOMC, not after.
The guard dollar amount has to scale too
Equity Guard at 3.25% is $3,250 only while the day-start balance is $100,000. After a scale, 3.25% is a new dollar figure. Leave the old one in place and you will flatten a larger account too early, or, if you had loaded a round $4,000, you will arrive exactly at the official line with no pocket for slip. The 1-step guard stays near 2.25% of the new balance, not at the 2-step number.
Request USDC only when the open risk is inside the guard, not while a weekend position is unmarked. A payout does not freeze the wick. The account that breaches during the withdrawal hour does not get a do-over because the split was 90%. Keep the unit boring. Boring is what gets invited to the next capital step.
