Leveraged ONE consistency: 20% and three qualifying days
The ONE-specific page requires 20% consistency and three 0.5% profitable days, while a generic consistency FAQ names only Turbo/Crypto. This conflict needs product-specific confirmation. CySEC’s 7 April 2026 warning also remains relevant to the simulated service.
Use the named product before the general list
The ONE table explicitly includes its reward conditions. The generic page’s “only” list omits ONE, so treating omission as an exemption would contradict the more specific page. Preserve both URLs with the account’s accepted version instead of assuming no test applies.
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Official programme, eligibility or contract source Official programme, eligibility or contract source Official programme, eligibility or contract source
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Confirm ONE scope and equality wording
- Best day $200 / total $600 = 33.33%
- $200 / $1,000 = 20%
- Three-day minimum is a separate gate
Consistency can require more than three days
At a 20% ceiling, an independent best day of $200 requires at least $1,000 total profit for equality. Three $200 days produce $600 total and a 33.33% best-day share. Meeting the minimum number of days does not meet the ratio automatically.
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Official programme, eligibility or contract source Official programme, eligibility or contract source
Define the qualifying amount separately
Three 0.5% days on an independent original $10,000 size means at least $50 on each counted day. The generic reward page also alternates “below 20%” with a consistency page allowing “20% or below”. Confirm equality handling before relying on a boundary request.
More trading does not guarantee repair
Additional losses can shrink the denominator and worsen concentration. This example explains eligibility, not a recommendation to pursue more trades. The service remains simulated under current terms; neither a consistency result nor passing proves cash receipt or regulatory authorisation.
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Sources and scope
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