No best-day cap, and still five days
No consistency rule on the standard 2-Step means a single strong day does not raise the profit target or disqualify the cycle by itself. That is not the same as "pass in one day." Five minimum trading days are still required. An $8,000 Phase 1 target on $100,000 can be earned with uneven days, and the day count still has to reach five. Phase 2 then asks for 5%, $5,000.
The rule card does not publish dollar sizes for the scale-up milestones. It says the split reaches 100% at the third one. Until that milestone, plan on 80%. Do not budget a household around a 100% split you have not reached.
Fourteen days, or seven with the add-on
The standard payout cadence is every 14 days. The weekly add-on shortens that to 7 days. Neither cadence is on-demand after the first trade, and neither one waives the 5% day or the static 10% maximum. Trade2Earn tokens, minted on every closed lot and redeemable for free challenges, are a separate loyalty balance. They are not a cash withdrawal.
The $495 fee is the $100,000 challenge price. You can create a Venasri login and keep the evaluation day count visible so a 14-day payout story does not pull you into oversized Phase 1 trades. The payout clock starts after you are funded, not on the day you pay the fee.
The missing consistency rule does not widen the day
Because there is no best-day cap, traders size up. The 5% line is still $5,000 on $100,000, reset at 00:00 CE(S)T from the higher of balance or equity. A $3,000 green day is legal on the consistency test and irrelevant to the loss test. A $3,000 red day is more than half the daily allowance. The static floor at $90,000 will not be what stops that session.
Lock Equity Guard at 4.25%, $4,250 on $100,000. Ten losses at 0.50% ($500) equal the official $5,000 day. The pass plan uses 10 to 16 trades at that half-percent risk to build the $8,000 target, which fits a world with no best-day cap and with a real daily cap.
Bots, messages, and the payout calendar
Bot Control should spread risk across the five days instead of treating "no consistency rule" as a single-session pass. Weekend holding is allowed, and Sunday gaps still hit the daily line that the payout calendar assumes you still have.
