A maxed day gives back 40% of Phase 1
Phase 1 on $10,000 wants $1,000. The daily line is $400. If Monday loses the full day, the target is $1,400 away and the static floor at $9,000 is only $600 under you. Two full daily losses are $800, which leaves $200 of the $1,000 maximum. A third full day is impossible. The account is gone before that third session can finish.
Eight stops at $50 equal $400. That is the spacing that keeps a normal losing morning inside the day. The five tilt leaks still apply at this size: three trades inside five minutes, a wider stop, edits inside 60 seconds, averaging down, and a lot more than twice the last size. A doubled $50 idea is a $100 idea, a quarter of the day by itself.
Phase 2 is $500, and 1-Phase is a different book
Phase 2 asks for $500. That is one full daily loss plus $100. A single $400 red day in Phase 2 gives back most of the second target, even though the static $1,000 floor may still look comfortable. Five minimum trading days apply across the evaluation. You cannot print the $1,000 in one session and call the phase done.
1-Phase daily loss is 3%, $300, with a trailing 6% maximum, $600 at the start. 3-Phase maximum is a static 5%, $500. You can create a Venasri login and store $400 / $1,000 for 2-Phase apart from $300 / $600 for 1-Phase. The $100,000 fee of $475 does not describe this $10,000 ticket.
Gold at $50, and the midnight base
A 50 pip gold stop at $10 per 0.10 move on 1.00 lot costs $500 per lot. $50 of risk is 0.10 lots. A 70 pip stop at the same cash is about 0.07 lots. 0.80 lots, the low end of the $100,000 gold cap, would risk $400 on a 50 pip stop, which is the entire $10,000 daily line. That cap is not a $10,000 lot size.
If the tier uses the higher of equity at 00:00 GMT+2 or GMT+3, a $150 gold float is a serious share of a $400 day once it starts coming back. Mark the $400 lock on Equity Guard from the snapshot you actually got, not from the $10,000 label on the dashboard.
Entries allowed, Instant excluded
EAs are permitted on 1-Phase, 2-Phase, and 3-Phase at this balance. Instant stays manual-only, and Lightning plus Instant add the 30% to 40% consistency score. A $400 winning day is 40% of a $1,000 Phase 1 cycle. On those two programs that percent is the consistency topic, not a loss. A hero day can stall the payout even though $400 of profit is inside the loss rules.
Bot Control should size every entry to a $50 cash stop and refuse a second correlated ticket that would put $100 or more in play together. FXPesa message thresholds do not grow because the account is $10,000. Step the stop. Do not tick-trail it.
