Three floors, two daily lines
On $100K the 2-Phase daily loss is 4%, $4,000, and the maximum stays a static $10,000 under the start, so the floor is $90,000 and a green close does not lift it. The 1-Phase daily loss is 3%, $3,000, and the 6% maximum trails. The sheet does not call that trail end-of-day or intraday, so treat open profit as able to tighten it and do not assume a futures-style close is required. The 3-Phase path keeps a static 5%, $5,000. One $4,000 day and another $1,000 of loss finish that path even if you still feel early in the steps.
Daily loss itself depends on the tier: day-start balance, or the higher of equity, at 00:00 GMT+2 or GMT+3. Create a Venasri account and store three cards. A single "10% FXIFY" label will get a 3-Phase login killed at $95,000 while you are still watching $90,000.
What a green close does, and what it does not
Close a 2-Phase day at $103,000 and the static floor remains $90,000. You have $13,000 of lifetime room, and tomorrow's daily hole is rebuilt from whatever base that tier uses at midnight. Close a 1-Phase day at $103,000 and the trailing 6% is no longer $6,000 under $100,000. The room has shrunk with the gain. Close a 3-Phase day at $103,000 and the static floor is still $95,000, so you have $8,000 of room on paper and a daily line that can remove most of it in one session.
Equity Guard at 3.25%, $3,250, fits under the 2-Phase $4,000 line. It is already past the 1-Phase $3,000 line, so do not copy it there. On the 3-Phase, $3,250 is inside the $5,000 static floor and still the right side of a $4,000 day only if that path uses the 4% daily rule. Confirm the daily percent on the contract, then set the flatten on Equity Guard per login.
Targets that sit next to a short floor
The 2-Phase asks for 10% then 5%, $10,000 and $5,000, across a minimum of 5 trading days. The $10,000 target equals the static maximum in size. You are trying to make, in profit, the same distance the floor sits below you. The 3-Phase static room is half of that target. A method sized to "survive a 10% firm" does not survive a 5% floor. Lightning and Instant add a 30% to 40% consistency rule the standard 2-Phase evaluation does not use as its maximum-loss test.
The fee on $100K is $475. The first funded payout can be on demand after the first funded trade closes, and the firm's strength is a payout as soon as 24 hours after the first profitable funded day. None of that widens a 5% floor. Weekend holding needs an add-on or a specific account type. A Sunday gap still counts against whichever daily line the tier uses.
Arm the floor that is on the invoice
Bot Control should refuse to run a 2-Phase $10,000 profile on a 3-Phase login, and it should refuse a $3,250 flatten on a 1-Phase login whose daily line is $3,000. EAs are allowed on 1-Phase, 2-Phase, and 3-Phase. They are banned on Instant. An automated book pointed at the wrong floor is still your breach.
Keep the working ticket between $350 and $650 on $100K so the $4,000 day takes many stops, and remember the 1-Phase day is only $3,000. Six losses at $650 are $3,900, under the 2-Phase line and through the 1-Phase line. The phase name is the first risk setting. The lot is the second.
