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Is there any consistency rule in the FundedNext Futures Rapid Pro Challenge and FundedNext Account?

TL;DR: The Rapid Pro path has no consistency rule in the Challenge Account, but the Rapid Pro FundedNext Account does. The consistency rule checks whether the biggest profit in a single day is more than 40% of the total profit and if it is, trading must continue until results become consistent. There is no fixed number of days, but it takes at least 3 days to meet the rule. The rule is calculated as Highest Profit Contribution = (Highest Profit Day / Total Profit) × 100%; if it is 40% or less, the rule is met and a withdrawal becomes eligible, and if it is more than 40%, the rule is not met.

In FundedNext Futures, traders will not have to maintain a consistency rule during the Challenge Account of the Rapid Pro path. However, there is a consistency rule in the Rapid Pro FundedNext Account. According to the consistency rule, if your highest profit in a single day is more than 40% of your total profit, you'll need to keep trading until your results become more consistent.

There's no fixed number of days. It depends on your performance. However, it takes at least 3 days to meet this rule.

Once your highest profit day is 40% or less of your total profit, you'll be eligible to withdraw from your Rapid Pro FundedNext Account.

How is the consistency rule calculated in the Rapid Pro FundedNext Account?

Formula:

Highest Profit Contribution = (Highest Profit Day / Total Profit) × 100%

If the Highest Profit Contribution is less than 40%, then the consistency has been met.

If the Highest Profit Contribution is more than 40%, then the consistency has not been met.

Example (Rapid Pro FundedNext Account):

Day

Profit Made

Total Profit

Highest Profit

Highest Profit Contribution

(Highest / Total)

Within Rule?

1

$1,500.00

$1,500.00

$1,500.00

100.00%

2

$1,200.00

$2,700.00

$1,500.00

55.56%

3

$1,800.00

$4,500.00

$1,800.00

40.00%

The trader meets the rule on Day 3, making them eligible for Performance Reward.

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