The Bootcamp fill that never got a stop
Bootcamp demands a hard stop-loss on every position. Forgetting it is a compliance violation, not a style choice. The account can be green on closed trades and still fail because one ticket is naked. Manual Trade Guard attaches that stop when the order fills, which is the control Bootcamp is actually testing.
High Stakes and Hyper Growth do not use that same naked-ticket rule. They fail for a different reason. Mixing the two logins in one habit is how a High Stakes trader brings a Bootcamp breach onto the wrong account, or a Bootcamp trader assumes a naked gold ticket is legal because a High Stakes video said holds are allowed.
How 00:00 changes the next 5% floor
High Stakes daily loss is the higher of day-start balance or floating equity at 00:00 MT5 server time. Winter is GMT+2 and summer is GMT+3. If equity is above balance at that stamp, the next 5% hangs off the higher number. A pullback in the float spends the new day even when yesterday's closed balance looked fine.
On a $100,000 High Stakes account the flat daily line is $5,000 and the static maximum is $10,000. The midnight rule can spend the $5,000 while you are still far above the $10,000 floor. Equity Guard has to read equity at that clock, not your local midnight. Hyper Growth's daily line is 3%, so the same float is a larger share of the day.
A green day that is already a breach
Two screenshots cause the support ticket. One shows profit. The other shows a breach. On Bootcamp the profit screen hides a ticket with no stop. On High Stakes the profit screen hides equity that was still open at 00:00. Neither case needs the static 10% floor to be touched. The $495 fee on $100,000 does not buy a review that waives those two rules.
News holding is allowed on High Stakes. New orders in the 2 minute window around a red-folder event are not. A straddle placed in that window is a third way to fail while the daily loss still shows room. Weekend holding is permitted, which means a Friday float can be the equity that midnight uses.
One profile for Bootcamp, one for High Stakes
Create a Venasri account and keep the products apart. Bootcamp's profile refuses a naked position. High Stakes' profile partials a large float before 00:00 MT5 time when you do not want that float to become tomorrow's base. Both profiles still live on MT5, because that is the only platform The5ers offers.
Three profitable days of 0.5% do not repair a compliance fail or a midnight breach. They are a pass filter, not a cure. If the day already breached, the 0.5% count stops. Anti-hyperactivity on Bootcamp is the other quiet fail: rewriting a stop all night can breach the activity rule while the 5% number never prints.
