Use net realized results
Aggregate closed net results by UTC day. Largest profitable day ÷ cumulative realized net profit is the share. Losing days reduce the denominator. A non-positive cumulative result cannot qualify for a reward.
The consistency rule limits one profitable day’s share of cumulative eligible net profit.
Aggregate closed net results by UTC day. Largest profitable day ÷ cumulative realized net profit is the share. Losing days reduce the denominator. A non-positive cumulative result cannot qualify for a reward.
A Standard trader’s best day is $600 and cumulative net profit is $1,500. The share is 40%, above 30%. At least $2,000 total net profit is needed if the best day stays $600, so an additional $500 is required.
Zero accounts have no best-day consistency limit and no hidden substitute. Daily loss, trailing drawdown, eligible days, waiting periods, and other published requirements still apply.
Your dashboard shows largest profitable day, eligible cumulative net profit, current share, permitted share, and additional profit needed.