Everything that governs an ALGO NODE TRADE challenge, on one page. These rules are identical to those enforced inside the Trader App — the figures below are authoritative and locked.
Reach a 10% gain on your starting balance. The objective is fixed for every tier and has no time limit beyond your minimum trading days. The currency value of the objective scales with the account you choose — from $500 on the 5K to $20,000 on the 200K.
Your results for any single trading day (including floating P&L) must not lose more than 5% of your starting balance. The threshold is enforced in real time by the evaluation engine. Daily values range from $250 on the 5K to $10,000 on the 200K.
Your overall equity must never fall more than 10% below the starting balance at any point during the challenge — including floating positions. This is the hard floor of the evaluation, from $500 on the 5K to $20,000 on the 200K.
A trading day counts when at least one trade is executed during that calendar day. You must complete at least 3 trading days on the 5K, 10K and 25K tiers, 4 days on the 50K and 100K tiers, and 5 days on the 200K tier. There is no maximum — trade at your own pace.
All challenges operate at up to 1:50 leverage across the supported instrument groups, including forex and crypto. Position sizing is your responsibility — the leverage ceiling is generous enough for professional strategies and modest enough to keep risk honest.
Market prices can be real; execution and challenge capital are simulated. Your trades are matched against the price feed inside the evaluation environment. Eligible performance can produce a payout entitlement under the published program rules — the challenge account itself is not cash deposited for you to withdraw.
Every challenge moves between clearly defined states, all visible in your dashboard in real time. You always know exactly which state you are in and what it means for your next session.
You are trading within all rules. Objective progress and loss headroom update live.
You completed the 10% objective and the minimum trading days. Eligible reward processing can begin under the program rules.
A loss limit was violated. The challenge cycle ends. You can purchase a new challenge at any time.
Challenges without activity remain available in your dashboard; nothing is silently invalidated.
If the daily loss threshold or the maximum loss threshold is reached — including floating losses on open positions — the challenge moves to the breached state immediately. Open positions are closed by the evaluation engine, the challenge cycle ends, and the state and reason are recorded transparently in your dashboard. A breach is never negotiable and never reviewed after the fact: the thresholds are the framework you agreed to, enforced exactly as published.
There is no penalty beyond the end of that challenge cycle. Your other challenges are unaffected, and you can start a fresh challenge whenever you choose.
Passing the challenge makes you eligible for the reward process under the published program rules. Your share is 10% of eligible profit — for example, $1,000 of eligible profit corresponds to a $100 payout entitlement, $2,500 to $250, and $10,000 to $1,000. Eligibility requires that the profit was produced within all published rules; results that include rule violations are not eligible.
Payout destinations are managed inside the Trader App. The challenge account is simulated capital — payouts represent your entitlement under the program rules, not a return of, or on, deposited capital.
| Tier | Profit objective | Daily loss | Max loss | Min. trading days | Leverage |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5K | 10% ($500) | 5% ($250) | 10% ($500) | 3 days | 1:50 |
| 10K | 10% ($1,000) | 5% ($500) | 10% ($1,000) | 3 days | 1:50 |
| 25K | 10% ($2,500) | 5% ($1,250) | 10% ($2,500) | 3 days | 1:50 |
| 50K | 10% ($5,000) | 5% ($2,500) | 10% ($5,000) | 4 days | 1:50 |
| 100K | 10% ($10,000) | 5% ($5,000) | 10% ($10,000) | 4 days | 1:50 |
| 200K | 10% ($20,000) | 5% ($10,000) | 10% ($20,000) | 5 days | 1:50 |
Read the rules, respect the framework, and the challenge becomes what it should be: an honest measure of your discipline.
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