Endurance trails, and Classic sits still
1-Step Endurance lists a 6% maximum that trails. On $100,000 the starting hole is $6,000. A new equity high pulls that ceiling up, so a good week can leave you with less room than you had on day one. The daily loss on that path is 3%, or $3,000. Two full days at the limit are the entire life of the trail before it has even moved.
Classic and Consistency use a static maximum in an 8% to 10% band. On $100,000 that is $8,000 or $10,000 depending on the contract you bought. The flagship daily loss is 4%, or $4,000. Read the percentage off the purchase, then write the dollars next to it. Open a Venasri account with the mode in the name so a 4% habit never lands on a 3% login.
00:00 UTC takes the higher of balance and floating equity
The daily anchor is the higher of day-start balance or floating equity at 00:00 UTC. A $3,200 open gold winner does not sit there as a cushion you can give back for free. If the snapshot uses the higher equity, a full reversion spends $3,200 of the next day. On a 4% book that day is only $4,000. On a 3% Endurance book it is $3,000, so the giveback alone can finish it.
Closed profit is cleaner. Bank the part you want included, and leave a runner only if its dollars are small next to the daily line. This is a Singapore firm, founded in 2023, and the clock is UTC, not your laptop's evening. A flatten set to a New York close can be hours away from the snapshot that reprices the day.
The 2-step target is larger than the 1-step life
Flagship Phase 1 is 9%, or $9,000, and Phase 2 is 6%, or $6,000. The 1-step maximum starts at $6,000. The profit the 2-step asks for in phase one is larger than the entire starting life of Endurance. Three minimum trading days apply. Consistency Mode adds a 50% best-day rule. Classic does not. Mixing those profit rules with the wrong floor is how a green Consistency day fails a cap the Classic trader never had.
Endurance also carries a kill switch on a single trade that breaks the position-risk limit. Gold and index tickets without a stop are the usual way to meet it. The trailing 6% is the account. The kill switch is the ticket. Bot controls should refuse a metals or index order that has no stop distance attached.
Use $2,250 on Endurance and $3,250 on the 4% book
Equity Guard on the flagship 4% day should flatten near $3,250, which is 3.25% and $750 inside $4,000. Endurance's day is $3,000, so the guard belongs near $2,250. The same dollar cut on both products will either idle through an Endurance breach or choke a Classic account that still had room.
Recalculate after 00:00 UTC if equity was the higher number. A trail that has ratcheted up on Endurance needs a guard that moved with it. The static Classic floor will not move, which is a reason to know which contract is on the screen before you add size to celebrate the week.