Five hundred dollars survives seven, and six hundred fifty does not
The flagship day is 4%, or $4,000. Divide by seven and the unit is about $571, so $500 is the round number that still leaves $500 after seven full hits. At 0.35%, or $350, seven losses are $2,450, with lots of day remaining and a slower path to the 9% target. At 0.65%, or $650, six losses are $3,900 and the seventh is a breach.
Endurance's day is $3,000. Seven times $500 is already through it. The 1-step unit has to be smaller, about $400 if you still want seven attempts, because 7 times $428 is near $3,000. Open a Venasri account per mode so the $500 flagship unit is never pasted onto Endurance.
What $500 is in FX, gold, and NAS100
Majors pay about $10 per pip at 1.00 lot. A 20-pip stop at $500 is 2.50 lots. Gold pays $10 per 0.10. A 50-pip stop is 1.00 lot, and a 70-pip stop is about 0.71 lots. NAS100 at $1 per point needs 6.25 lots for an 80-point stop. Round down when the platform cannot show the decimal. Rounding 2.50 FX lots up to 3.00 makes the stop $600.
Two correlated positions share the unit. Gold and EURUSD often lose together. Two $500 stops are a $1,000 morning. Bot controls should compute cash from distance and symbol, then reject the second correlated ticket if the first one already used the unit.
Endurance's kill switch is a single-ticket version of this math
A string of $500 losses is a daily problem. One gold position with no stop is an Endurance kill-switch problem, because the floating loss can cross the single-trade limit before you notice. The 8% to 10% static floor on Classic and Consistency is the longer box, $8,000 to $10,000, and it is not a reason to skip the stop. Ten losses at $500 are $5,000, which can be inside a 10% floor and already through a 4% day.
Consistency Mode adds the 50% best-day test. A lot large enough to make $4,600 in one winner is also a lot that fails the cap on a $9,000 cycle. The seven-stop loss plan and the half-cycle profit plan are the same lot wearing two limits.
Flatten near $3,250 so the eighth $500 never prints
Eight losses at $500 are $4,000, the whole day. Equity Guard at $3,250 fires as the seventh loss is completing and leaves the $500 spare as unused insurance. On Endurance the equivalent cut is about $2,250, because the day itself is $3,000.
After 00:00 UTC the higher of balance and equity can change what 4% means in dollars. A guard set on yesterday's balance is wrong if a large float was marked. Rebuild the $500 unit and the flatten from the anchor the snapshot actually used. The static maximum will not save a day that is already over.
