Step 1: Challenge
The challenge tests performance against the applicable profit target, minimum trading days, calendar duration, daily drawdown and maximum drawdown. Current presets are loaded from the versioned backend configuration.
Step 2: Verification
After a successful challenge, verification applies its own target and minimum-day requirement while retaining the applicable risk guardrails. The account view shows progress and status.
Profit targets and drawdown
A target measures progress, while drawdown defines the loss boundaries. A trader can satisfy one requirement while another remains open. Model the boundaries with the challenge progress and drawdown calculators.
Trading days
Minimum trading days count actual activity under the official rules. Weekends are not automatically trading days simply because crypto markets remain open.
What happens next
Completing both simulated stages can lead to the funded-stage review process. It does not guarantee live company capital, profit, acceptance or payout. Eligibility, KYC, validation and reward terms remain applicable.
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Frequently asked questions
Does blockfunded provide a live brokerage account?
No. blockfunded accounts use virtual funds and operate exclusively in a simulated trading environment.
Are funding or rewards guaranteed?
No. Neither funding, profit, acceptance nor rewards are guaranteed. Applicable evaluation, review, KYC and reward terms govern.
Where can I check current rules?
Review the official Terms, the current challenge surfaces and the account-specific ruleset. Calculator presets load current configuration when available.
Compare the current simulated challenge sizes and checkout options.
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