Half of a $100K card, same percents
Five percent of $50,000 is $2,500. Eight percent is $4,000, fail line $46,000. Phase 1 is $4,000. Phase 2 is 4%, $2,000. These are exactly half of the $100K 2-step figures, because the percents are the same. The behavior rules are not half. The news window is still five minutes. The reset is still 00:00. The minimum is still 1 trading day.
Register on Venasri as a $50K card, not as a $100K card with the volume turned down by eye. A 14% slider here is $7,000 of room, fail line $43,000. This plan is the $4,000 static floor. If you bought 14%, rewrite the guard before the first trade.
The $250 unit inside the band
0.35% of $50,000 is $175. 0.65% is $325. The plan's $250 sits between them. Seven stops at $325 are $2,275, inside the $2,500 day. Eight are $2,600 and cross it. Seven stops at $250 are $1,750. You have room for a bad morning and you do not have room for a second strategy on top.
Equity Guard at 4.25% is $2,125 on this balance, under $2,500. That is the same percent as the $100K pass plan, which flattens at $4,250 there. Use $2,125 here. E8 One would be a 4% day, $2,000, and a 6% trail, $3,000. A $2,125 guard is already through One's day.
Phase 2 is one bad day, almost
Phase 2's $2,000 target is $500 smaller than the daily limit. Eight winners at $250 make it. A day that loses the full $2,500 deletes Phase 2 and breaches. A day that loses $2,000 deletes the target and still has $500 of official room, which is two more $250 mistakes. Stop before you spend the official room.
Bot Control can halt new risk after $1,000 of daily loss, four units, so the remaining $1,500 is a buffer you chose rather than a buffer the firm is saving for you. The firm saves nothing. The line is $2,500.
Payouts and the 40% day
First payout after 8 days, then every 14 days, split 80% to 95%. Forty percent of a $4,000 Phase 1 is $1,600. That is 6.4 units of $250 if they all win in one session, and it is enough to stall on-demand. Spread the winners. Weekend holds are allowed, so a Sunday gap is part of some day's $2,500. Funded news restrictions still apply.
The checkout trap at 1.0% is $500 a trade here. Five losses equal the day. The firm points that habit toward 0.35%, $175, on a tight 6% or 8% slider. This card already specifies $250. Stay there. A 2x tilt ticket is $500, which is the 1.0% mistake wearing a different name.