The High-Stake Challenge initiated by The5%ers is designed to discern and reward adept traders who exhibit consistent performance throughout a meticulous two-phase assessment period. The evaluation program account extends the privilege of trading with a 1:100 leverage ratio.
During Evaluation Phase 1, traders are required to accomplish an 8% profit target while abiding by the stipulated maximum daily loss and maximum loss thresholds of 5% and 10%, respectively. The temporal limitations for reaching the profit target in the Phase 1 evaluation account are non-restrictive. Nevertheless, progression to Phase 2 mandates a minimum of three profitable trading days.
In Evaluation Phase 2, traders must achieve a 5% profit target while adhering to the maximum daily loss and maximum loss guidelines of 5% and 10%, mirroring the requirements of Phase 1. As in the preceding phase, there is no explicit timeframe for achieving the profit target in the Phase 2 evaluation account. Nevertheless, qualifying for a funded account necessitates a minimum of three profitable trading days. It is noteworthy that upon successful completion of the Phase 2 evaluation, traders will receive a reimbursement of their account payment.
The successful completion of both evaluation phases entitles traders to a funded account, subject to the consideration of the minimum withdrawal threshold of $150. The prerequisite of three profitable trading days, carried over from the evaluation phases, remains in effect. Furthermore, traders are obligated to observe the maximum daily loss and maximum loss regulations of 5% and 10%. The initial payout is scheduled 14 calendar days after the commencement of trading in the funded account. Subsequent payouts are dispensed bi-weekly. Traders stand to gain an 80% share of their profits, with the potential for an increase up to 100% and an additional monthly salary contingent upon meeting specific scaling criteria.
The High-Stake Challenge also incorporates a scaling plan. To qualify for scaling the trading account to the next level, traders must attain a 10% profit target. Scaling can be executed once per pay period, and withdrawals do not impede the account’s ability to undergo scaling. Eligibility for account scaling hinges on achieving the 10% profit target in cumulative profits.
It is important to note that the trading instruments available for the High-Stakes Challenge encompass forex pairs, metals, and indices.
High-Stake Challenge Rules:
The profit target serves as a specific percentage of profit that traders must attain to successfully complete an evaluation phase, withdraw profits, or expand their trading account. Phase 1 necessitates an 8% profit target, while Phase 2 mandates a 5% profit target. It should be underscored that funded accounts necessitate compliance with the minimum withdrawal policy.
The maximum daily loss denotes the utmost allowable loss within a single trading day before the account is considered in violation. This maximum daily loss limit of 5% is uniform across all account sizes. Similarly, the maximum loss signifies the highest permissible cumulative loss before the account is deemed to be in violation, with a consistent threshold of 10% for all account sizes.
A profitable trading day is characterized by closed positions that yield a positive profit of at least 0.5% of the initial balance. The positive profit is calculated as the minimum value between the midnight balance and midnight equity, subtracted from the previous day’s balance.
The “no news trading” policy prohibits traders from engaging in trades during periods of high-impact news releases, specifically limiting the opening and closing of trades 2 minutes before and after the news event.
Third-party copy-trading risk pertains to the potential hazards associated with utilizing copy-trading services offered by external parties. Traders should be aware that such services may already have other traders employing the same trading strategy. Consequently, the use of third-party copy trading services may result in the denial of a funded account or withdrawal if it surpasses the maximum capital allocation rule.
Third-party EA risk refers to the potential risks involved in utilizing third-party Expert Advisors (EAs). Traders should be mindful that such EAs may already be utilized by other traders, thereby employing the same trading strategy. Consequently, the use of third-party EAs may lead to the denial of a funded account or withdrawal if it exceeds the maximum capital allocation rule.