Blueberry Prime drawdown: fixed allowance, changing daily floor
Prime’s daily amount is 4% of original size; its daily reference uses the higher starting balance or equity. The overall floor stays 10% below original size. The same word “fixed” therefore describes two different things.
Compute the fixed dollar allowance
On an independent hypothetical $50,000 Prime account, the daily allowance is $2,000 and the static overall floor $45,000. Account growth does not increase either percentage base. Keep both values beside the platform equity rather than tracking balance alone.
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Diagram explained
The fixed amount does not fix the daily floor
- Hypothetical 50K: daily amount $2,000
- Starting equity $52,000 → floor $50,000
- Static overall floor: $45,000
The daily reference can rise
If hypothetical starting balance is $51,000 and equity $52,000, the higher $52,000 reference minus $2,000 gives a $50,000 daily floor. A trader can breach that daily floor while remaining well above the $45,000 overall floor.
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Touching is already a breach
The drawdown FAQ says reaching either floor breaches the account. An equality calculation is not spare headroom. Include the effect of open positions and transaction costs in the monitored equity, and leave a personal operating margin rather than targeting the exact floor.
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Do not reuse the model elsewhere
Prime differs from Synthetic, Instant and Legacy products. Its lack of a consistency rule does not remove loss floors or prohibited-strategy checks. Confirm the purchased product and country status; Vietnam’s absence from the restriction list does not approve an individual account.
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