Moneta Funded: consistency versus profitable days
Separate Moneta Funded's realised-profit consistency ratio from its minimum-of-balance-and-equity day test, using labelled examples rather than assuming one programme limit.
Consistency uses realised results
Clause 5.1F divides the best day's realised P/L by total realised P/L in the payout cycle. Use realised figures and the current cycle, not floating gains across account history.
Sources for this section
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Diagram explained
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- Best realised day / cycle profit
- USD 400 / USD 2,000 = 20%
- Profitable-day formula is different
An illustrative ratio is not a limit
Hypothetical best-day profit of USD 400 and cycle profit of USD 2,000 give 20%. Whether 20% qualifies depends on the account's displayed limit, not this arithmetic alone.
A profitable day uses the lower snapshot
Clause 5.1E instead takes minimum(snapshot balance, snapshot equity) minus previous-day balance. Floating losses can therefore prevent a day from qualifying despite positive closed results.
Keep cycle and scaling boundaries
The consistency ratio resets with a new payout cycle, and scaled accounts can use their current base size for day requirements. Preserve those dates and the applicable programme thresholds.
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