
How to Pass a Prop Firm Challenge: A Risk Plan That Respects the Rules
Passing is a risk problem first. See risk-per-trade math against a 5% daily and 10% max loss on $100K, a phase plan and why challenges fail.
Journal / Rules explained
Daily loss, drawdown, best day and every other rule, worked through on real numbers.

Passing is a risk problem first. See risk-per-trade math against a 5% daily and 10% max loss on $100K, a phase plan and why challenges fail.

Consistency rules check that profit is not built on one day or one oversized trade. The main types, and how best day caps differ.

A trailing floor follows your peak by a fixed distance. Equity vs balance, intraday vs end of day, the lock and sizing math on a $100K account.

The best day rule limits how much of your total profit one day can make up. Here is the formula and a $100K worked example.

The daily loss limit caps what you can lose in one trading day. See the common formulas, a $100K example and a plan to stay inside it.

A static drawdown keeps your loss floor fixed. A trailing drawdown moves it up with your profits. See both on a $100K account, with numbers.
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