One strategy, $300,000, and this login
The EA rule caps one identical strategy at $300,000. A $200,000 account leaves $100,000 of that cap for any other login on the same system. A second full-size copy does not fit. The bot should treat the strategy identity as a limit, not only the symbol list. The 200 trade cap still applies on the day, separate from the allocation cap.
Daily loss is $10,000, or 5%. The static 2-Step maximum is $20,000. Phase 1 is $16,000. Phase 2 is 5%, or $10,000, equal to the daily loss. 0.50% is $1,000 a trade. The lot is the volume that loses $1,000 at the stop. Equity Guard on this login is a five-figure daily problem.
6% and 8% on a large balance
1-Step maximum loss is 6%, $12,000, with a 3% day of $6,000. Lite is a static 8%, $16,000, which equals the 2-Step Phase 1 target. Losing the target's dollars on Lite is the floor. Five minimum trading days apply. The first payout is 21 days, or 5 days on Stellar 1-Step, with a $1,000 late bonus that is small next to a $10,000 day.
The split is 80% to 95%, plus 15% of challenge-phase profits. On a $16,000 Phase 1, 15% is a real check and still not a reason to risk the $10,000 day on one idea. Create a Venasri account and keep the $300,000 strategy cap written next to the $200,000 login so a second account is a conscious choice.
A $1,000 float at 00:00
The equity check at 00:00, GMT+2 or GMT+3, uses the higher base for the next day. One open winner of $1,000 is a single risk unit. A basket of them is a different Monday. Weekend holds are allowed on Stellar plans, so the Friday flatten is optional under the rules and expensive under the math.
There is no CFD consistency score. Futures use 40%. A $200,000 futures day can satisfy the cash line and still break 40% of the cycle's profit. News is allowed in the challenge. Funded accounts have a 5-minute window unless an add-on applies. The $100,000 fee of $549 is not the price of this $200,000 map.
The floor does not trail a $16,000 winner
Stellar 2-Step stays static at $20,000 from the start. A Phase 1 winner does not pull the floor up under the profit. The next day is still a $10,000 day measured from the rollover base. Traders who size up because the account looks ahead are sizing against a day that did not get wider.
Gold lots of 0.80 to 1.45 are the $100,000 plan. On $200,000 the dollar risk is $1,000, and the lot follows that dollar and the stop. Do not double the $100,000 gold cap by habit and call it proportional until the stop distance confirms the $1,000. Activity modifications still stop at 2,000.
