📌 What is an Active Trading Day?
An active day is any trading day where you close trades that generate at least 0.5% realized profit.
Important: Floating equity (open trades) does not count — only closed profits are considered.
🔎 Why This Rule Exists
This ensures that payouts reflect consistent participation, not just one or two lucky trades. It protects both the trader and the firm by encouraging steady, professional activity.
✅ Example Scenarios
Counts as Active: You close trades on EURUSD and NAS100, ending the day with +0.6% realized profit.
Does Not Count: You hold open trades with +1% floating profit, but no positions are closed that day.
Counts as Active: You close three trades during the day, total realized profit = +0.55%.
🚀 Key Takeaways
At least 5 days per cycle must meet the 0.5% realized profit threshold.
You may trade more days if you wish — only 5 are required.
This rule does not limit your style, but ensures steady engagement and discipline.