The loss boxes are not cousins of each other
1-Step Endurance: 3% daily, $3,000 on $100,000, and a trailing 6% maximum, $6,000 at the start. Flagship 2-step: 4% daily, $4,000, and a static maximum somewhere in the 8% to 10% band, $8,000 to $10,000. A habit of risking $500 fits seven losers inside the flagship day and does not fit seven losers inside Endurance. The products share a brand and not a budget.
The trail on Endurance rises with equity. The static band on Classic and Consistency does not. Create a Venasri login for the product you paid for, because a screenshot of one path's rules is how the other path dies on a Tuesday.
Nine percent, then six percent, against a three-day minimum
Flagship Phase 1 is $9,000 and Phase 2 is $6,000. The minimum is 3 trading days, short enough to tempt a sprint and long enough to stop a single-ticket pass. Consistency Mode makes any day above half of cycle profit a problem, so a $5,000 Tuesday on the way to $9,000 has to be diluted. Classic skips that cap and still has the $4,000 day.
Endurance's whole starting maximum is $6,000, the same dollars as flagship Phase 2. People choose it to skip a phase. They receive a tighter day, a trail, and a kill switch on a single oversized ticket. That is the price of the shorter path, stated in cash.
The seat is $449 and the payout still waits for Friday
The listed fee at $100,000 is $449. One full flagship unit of $500 is already more than the seat. Blowing the evaluation is not an abstract percentage. It is another $449 plus the time. Both paths pay from a 70% base that can rise toward 95% with XP rank, on Fridays, after a 1% to 3% threshold.
Rank 3 changes the news window. It does not swap Endurance's 3% for the flagship's 4%. Bot controls should load the daily dollar limit from the product, so a bot tuned on Classic does not fire the same lot on Endurance.
Two products, two flatten levels
Equity Guard at $3,250 matches the flagship $4,000 day. Endurance needs about $2,250 inside its $3,000 day. Using the larger number on the 1-step book means the flatten arrives after the firm has already ended the session. Using the smaller number on Classic leaves $1,000 of unused day on the table every time you have a normal losing morning.
Both still reset at 00:00 UTC from the higher of balance and equity. A shared clock does not mean a shared cushion. After a winning Endurance week the trail has moved, and the guard has to move with it. The Classic floor will be where the contract bolted it.
