For Traders: concentrated profit-target restriction
Read For Traders' more-than-70%-of-target restriction across a single trade or same-symbol direction, with a hypothetical calculation that does not imply a safe boundary.
The measure is the profit target
Clause 11.1 prohibits reaching more than 70% of the profit target through one trade or multiple trades on the same symbol in the same direction. It is not simply a best-day ratio.
Sources for this section
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Diagram explained
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- 70% of target, not best day
- USD 4,000 × 70% = USD 2,800
- Related tickets can count together
Work a hypothetical target
For a hypothetical USD 4,000 target, 70% equals USD 2,800. A USD 3,000 contribution from the defined concentrated group exceeds that arithmetic threshold.
Splitting tickets may not change the group
Several same-symbol, same-direction entries can fall within the clause. Keep related trade identifiers and rationale instead of treating each ticket as a separate profit allowance.
Other conduct rules still apply
Below-threshold arithmetic does not establish permission for gambling, overexposure or artificial risk splitting. The contract permits retrospective reviews, including during upgrades and reward requests.
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