For Traders’ 35% best-day rule still appears in its crypto Master account terms
With a $700 best day, a trader needs more than $2,000 in accumulated profit to meet the rule. The firm’s two guides disagree on whether it also applies during the challenge.
For Traders still tells Crypto Fast PRO Master account holders that their best day must contribute less than 35% of their total profit. That detail matters to a crypto perps trader preparing a payout request: one strong day can leave the account short of the requirement even after a profitable month.
Two of the firm’s help pages agree on the Master account. The product overview limits the rule to that stage, while the separate consistency guide also names the Fast PRO challenge. Someone choosing the evaluation faces conflicting instructions from the same firm.
| Program and stage | What the firm measures | Published condition |
|---|---|---|
| For Traders Crypto Fast PRO Master | Best day ÷ accumulated profit | Below 35% |
| HyroTrader Core evaluation | Net closed profit for the day ÷ evaluation target | Up to 40% counts |
| Bitfunded Instant Funding | Profit from one pair ÷ period net profit | Below 60% |
- For Traders Master account
- Below 35% Best day as a share of accumulated profit
- HyroTrader Core evaluation
- 40% Maximum daily credit toward the profit target
- Bitfunded Instant Funding
- Below 60% One trading pair’s share of period net profit
What a $700 day means
Take a trader whose best day earned $700. At $2,000 of accumulated profit, the day accounts for exactly 35%. For Traders requires a figure below that line. At $2,001, the same day accounts for about 34.98%, assuming no later day earned more.
If the next trading day sets a new high, both numbers change. The firm calculates the test from the largest daily profit and the total earned to date. Meeting that test alone does not establish payout eligibility.
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OptimistFi’s November 10 comparison had a consistency entry for 23 firms. Ten recorded a restriction on at least one covered program. The other 13 listed none for the programs in their records. Even among the ten, firms measure different things.
On HyroTrader’s Core evaluation, a day can supply up to 40% of the profit target. With a hypothetical $5,000 target and a $3,000 winning day, $2,000 counts toward the target. The full $3,000 stays in the account. Losing days count in full. Hyro Instant has no evaluation.
Bitfunded’s Instant Funding program measures net profit by trading pair over the payout period. If period net profit is $1,000 and one pair produced $600, that pair reaches the excluded 60% threshold. Spreading those trades over several days would still leave the same $600 attributable to one pair.