Consistency Mode cuts a day that is more than half the profit
If the cycle profit is the $9,000 Phase 1 figure, 50% is $4,500. A $4,600 news day is already over the cap while the account is nicely green. The repair is more profit on other days, not a smaller memory of the big one. If the best day is $5,000, total profit has to reach $10,000 before that day is only half. Phase 2's 6% target is $6,000, and half of that is $3,000, a much smaller hero day.
Classic Mode publishes no best-day cap. The same $4,600 session is simply a good session, still inside a 4% loss line of $4,000 only if it had been a loss. Start on Venasri and mark Consistency or Classic on the profile before the first large green day.
The check is Friday, after a 1% to 3% threshold
Payouts run on Fridays once the withdrawal threshold is met. The published band is 1% to 3%. On $100,000 that is $1,000 to $3,000. Read which end of the band your contract uses before you plan the week around a $1,200 request that might be short of a 3% rule. The base split is 70%. Higher XP ranks can take the trader share toward 95%.
Three minimum trading days apply. A one-day pass that prints the whole target can satisfy a speed fantasy and fail both the day count and, on Consistency, the 50% cap. Three modest days are the shape the Friday button was drawn for. The fee listed at $100,000 is $449, so the seat is cheaper than the threshold on either end of that band.
Rank changes the split and some permissions, not the floor you bought
XP rank is how the firm opens a higher split, and Rank 3 is the published point where the two-minute news window lifts. Weekend holding is part of Classic and can be added on other modes through rank perks. None of that rewrites a trailing 6% Endurance floor into a static 10% floor. The contract you purchased is still the loss box.
A trader who grinds rank with one oversized day per cycle will meet the 50% rule before the 95% split. Bot controls that cap the session profit, not only the session loss, are the right tool on Consistency. Stop when the day approaches 30% of the cycle so slippage cannot push you through 50%.
A loss flatten does not police the best-day cap
Equity Guard at $3,250 protects the $4,000 flagship day. It will not notice a $4,600 winner. You need a session-profit ceiling beside it on Consistency Mode. On Classic, the profit ceiling is optional and the loss flatten is still the one that saves the account.
The 00:00 UTC anchor uses the higher of balance and equity. A Consistency day that is large and still open at midnight can both breach the profit-share test and reprice Tuesday. Close enough to know which day owns the profit. Then let Friday do the arithmetic on closed numbers.