We enforce a consistency rule for our Limitless Challenge to maintain fair and responsible trading practices.

To prevent gambling and ensure consistent trading techniques, we ask traders to operate within a specified trading range. This range should be viewed as an average, calculated by dividing the total volume traded by the number of trades executed, yielding your average lot size.

The acceptable lot size range is defined as follows:

- Upper limit: No more than 200% of your average lot size.

- Lower limit: No less than 25% of your average lot size.

For example, if your average lot size is 5 lots, the range would be from 1.25 to 10 lots.

Trades outside this range will be subject to review at the time of payout request.

Additionally, we require a minimum of 10 trading days to demonstrate consistency before a payout is issued. Trades of 0.01 lots or placeholder trades of short duration do not count as valid trading days during the funded stage. The goal is to reward consistent traders, not gamblers, so please trade according to your normal strategy for 10 separate days.

Understanding and managing your trade size is crucial for consistent trading performance at High Roller Funding. Here’s a guide to calculating and adhering to your lot size trade range:

Calculating Your Average Trade Size:

1. Total Lots Traded: Sum up all lots traded in your transactions (excluding any pending orders).

2. Market Order Trades: Divide the total lots traded by the number of market order trades executed.

This calculation provides your average trade size, which is essential for determining your trade range.

Determining Your Trade Range:

With your average trade size

- Maximum Value: Add 100% of your average trade size to itself for the upper limit.

- Minimum Value: Subtract 75% from your average trade size for the lower limit.

For instance, if your average trade size is 10 lots, your trade range would be from 2.5 lots (minimum) to 20 lots (maximum). Trades within this range are considered consistent with your average trade size, promoting a balanced trading strategy.

Important Points:

- Trades outside the specified range are classified as "lucky trades" and will not count towards the minimum trading days requirement.

- Any profit from trades outside this range will be considered invalid and deducted from your payout.

This policy ensures fairness and adherence to risk management practices.

A maximum profit trade rule is in place to encourage consistent trading behavior. This rule sets a limit where no single trade can account for more than 40% of your total profit during the funded phase.

In other words, your highest profit trade cannot exceed 40% of the total profits you've accumulated. To qualify for a withdrawal, this 40% rule must be adhered to.

For example:

If the 40% maximum profit rule is applied, you cannot have any single trade contribute more than 40% to your overall profit. If a trade does exceed this limit, you'll need to continue trading and generating additional profits until that trade represents less than 40% of your total profits.

If you require clarification on anything here reach out to [email protected]