Blueberry Synthetic rewards: the 8 October 2026 cohort
From 8 October 2026, funded Synthetic purchases have a five-minute profit filter and 25% consistency test. Legacy accounts retain 30% until their next payout, then migrate. Repeated excessive scalping after rejection/warning can breach the account; this is not merely a harmless deduction.
Date and product define the cohort
Keep the purchase timestamp and product name. The general payout page broadly exempts older Synthetic purchases from the two new filters, but the dedicated consistency FAQ retains a legacy 30% rule until the next payout, followed by 25%. Obtain the applicable cohort confirmation rather than assuming no consistency test.
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Diagram explained
Warnings and repeated violations can escalate
- Purchase from 8 Oct 2026: new cohort
- Under 5 minutes: net invalid-trade profit deducted
- Best day: at most 25%
A partial close has its own holding time
Partial closes inside five minutes count as invalid trades. The dedicated FAQ totals profits less losses from invalid trades before deducting a positive net result: independent early gains $80 and early losses $30 give a $50 deduction, subject to its caps. A long-held remainder does not validate the early partial close.
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Consistency measures concentration
For the new cohort, the best closed-profit day must be no more than 25% of total profit behind the request. An independent $400 best day needs $1,600 total to reach 25%. The dedicated FAQ says scalping deductions do not alter this consistency figure; calculate the payout deduction separately.
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Warnings can escalate to account failure
A small invalid-trade share can mean a deduction and warning; a significant share can reject the payout. Repeating after rejection/warning can reject another payout and breach the account. The FAQ provides no numerical small/significant threshold. The deduction itself is capped and cannot alone breach drawdown; that is different from the escalation rule.
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