Minimum Profitable Trading Days
Under PropW’s updated rules, users are required to reach a specified number of profitable trading days during the challenge phase in order to pass the corresponding stage.
This rule must be applied in conjunction with the daily profit threshold.
Calculation Rules
Profitable trading days are determined based on end-of-day realised performance (UTC+8):
At 00:00 (UTC+8) each day, the system calculates the user’s total realised profit for that day (after deducting trading fees).
The assessment logic is as follows:
If the day’s realised profit ≥ the daily profit threshold, that day counts as 1 valid profitable trading day;
If the day’s realised profit < the daily profit threshold, that day counts as 0 valid profitable trading days.
Definition of a Valid Profitable Trading Day
A day counts as 1 valid profitable trading day only if:
The user has executed at least one closed position (realised transaction) during that calendar day (UTC+8), and
The net realised profit for that day reaches or exceeds the set threshold.
Important Notes:
Partial profits or losses within the day are aggregated into a single daily result;
Multiple trades on the same day still count as only one daily performance unit;
Floating profit/loss (unrealised PnL) is not included in the calculation;
Trading fees are deducted when calculating the day’s net profit;
If the user has closed positions but ends the day with a net loss or fails to meet the threshold, that day is not counted.
Example
If the daily profit threshold is 500 USDT and the user has:
1 May: realised profit = 800 USDT → 1 valid profitable trading day
2 May: realised profit = -200 USDT → 0 valid profitable trading days
3 May: realised profit = 500 USDT → 1 valid profitable trading day
Then total valid profitable trading days = 2 days.
Calculation Timing
The system evaluates daily profit at 00:00 (UTC+8);
Each calendar day is assessed independently;
Accumulated profitable trading days are not reset unless the challenge status changes.
Rule Changes and Applicability
After the rule update takes effect, newly purchased challenge accounts will adopt the new “Minimum Profitable Trading Days” logic;
Accounts purchased before the update will continue to follow the previous minimum trading days rule until:
The challenge fails, or
The account transitions to the funded/live stage.
The platform operator must issue an official announcement and send in‑platform notifications to all users regarding this change.
Single-Metric Completion Optimisation (Edge‑Case Rule)
In cases where the user has met all other challenge requirements and only the minimum profitable trading days remain outstanding:
The system will perform a real‑time assessment at the time of position closure;
If the user’s cumulative realised profit for that day ≥ the threshold, that day is immediately counted as a valid profitable trading day (+1);
The system will:
Immediately trigger a back‑end review submission;
Lock the data status displayed on the front end;
The challenge can be marked as completed without waiting for the batch calculation at 00:00 (UTC+8).
In this state, the user’s dashboard will show a fully completed status, including the minimum profitable trading days requirement.
Daily Maximum Loss
This rule may also be referred to as the “trader’s intraday stop‑loss”. Under our rules, at any point during a day (UTC+8), the sum of all realised PnL and the floating PnL on open positions must not reach the daily maximum loss limit set by the challenge rules.
The calculation formula is as follows:
Current Result = Realised Loss for the Day + Unrealised Loss
This result does not include estimated closing fees; the actual closing amount shall prevail.
For example, if a PropW challenge account has a balance of 200,000 USDT and the daily maximum loss limit is 10,000 USDT, and the user has already incurred a realised loss of 8,000 USDT from closed trades on that day, then the floating loss on the account must be kept within 2,000 USDT.
This means that the intraday loss of the challenge account also includes the PnL of open positions. If the user has generated 5,000 USDT in realised profit from closed trades on that day, the maximum floating loss the account can sustain that day is 15,000 USDT, but it must not exceed that amount.
Note: The daily maximum loss resets at 00:00 (UTC+8)!
Overnight Position Example
Assume a user has a realised profit of 4,000 USDT for the day. On the same day, the user holds an open position with a floating loss of 13,000 USDT. Since the daily loss is 9,000 USDT (realised profit 4,000 USDT + floating loss 13,000 USDT), the user does not violate the daily maximum loss requirement that day. However, if the user continues to hold that position after 00:00 UTC+8 and no new floating profit or realised profit is generated, they will violate the daily maximum floating loss limit. This is because the previous day’s 4,000 USDT profit does not carry over into the new day, and the 13,000 USDT floating loss exceeds the 10,000 USDT daily maximum floating loss limit.
In summary, setting a daily maximum floating loss provides traders with sufficient trading flexibility while ensuring intraday risk control. Given the extreme volatility of the cryptocurrency market, this rule benefits both the platform and traders.
Account Maximum Loss
This rule may also be referred to as the “account stop‑loss”. During the life of the account, the net asset value of the trading account must not fall below the initial account balance multiplied by the account maximum loss requirement ratio. The net account value is calculated as follows:
Current Result = Entrusted Trading Assets – Current Account Balance
This result only applies when the entrusted trading assets are in a loss position.
For example, if a PropW challenge account has an initial balance of 100,000 USDT and the account maximum loss requirement is 8%, the net asset value must not fall below 92,000 USDT. Similar to the daily maximum loss, the net account value calculation includes both realised PnL and floating PnL on open positions. The difference is that this rule does not have a daily limit but applies continuously throughout the entire challenge period. The limit also includes trading fees and funding fees.
The account maximum loss requirement gives traders sufficient room to handle periodic drawdowns while still completing the challenge. For investors, this rule ensures that the maximum loss of the trading account is strictly contained within a predetermined range under all circumstances.
Profit Target
The profit target refers to the profit generated by the user through trading, provided that all other trading restrictions are met. Please note that the profit must be realised (positions must be closed); any floating profit is not counted.
For example, a user participating in PropW Challenge Phase 1, Standard Mode, with a notional amount of 200,000 USDT, has a profit target of 20,000 USDT. This means that after closing all positions, the user’s PropW account balance must not be less than 220,000 USDT.
Impact of Withdrawn Profits on the Challenge
When a user applies to withdraw account profits (i.e., withdraw realised profits) during the live account stage, the withdrawn amount will no longer be counted as realised profit. This affects the calculation of both the daily maximum loss and the account maximum loss.
The specific rules are as follows:
If the day’s realised profit ≥ the withdrawal amount, the day’s realised profit is reduced by the withdrawal amount.
If the day’s realised profit < the withdrawal amount, the day’s realised profit is deemed to be 0.
Example:
A user’s challenge account has 10,000 USDT, and the daily maximum loss requirement is 500 USDT.
If the day’s realised profit is 2,000 USDT, and the user withdraws 1,500 USDT on the same day, the allowable daily maximum loss is 1,000 USDT (calculation: (2,000 – 1,500) + 500).
If the day’s realised profit is 0 USDT, and the user withdraws 1,000 USDT from the previous day’s realised profit, the allowable daily maximum loss is 500 USDT (the daily maximum loss requirement is 500 USDT).
Maximum Holding Period
This rule is designed to limit the maximum length of time a position may remain open. Under PropW’s trading rules, any position must be fully closed within the prescribed holding period. Positions exceeding the maximum holding period will be automatically force‑closed by the system.
Calculation rules are as follows:
Maximum Holding Period = 5 calendar days
The holding period includes weekends and public holidays and is counted consecutively without interruption.
Holding Period Calculation Rules
The holding period is based on the original opening time of the position.
Calculation start time: the time when the position is successfully opened.
Expiry time: execution time of the opening + 5 calendar days (the opening day is not counted as one of the 5 days), calculated down to the second.
For example:
If a user opens a position at 10:00:00 (UTC+8) on 1 June, the position must be closed by no later than 10:00:00 (UTC+8) on 6 June.
The following actions do not affect the calculation of the holding period:
Increasing position size
Partial reduction of the position
Adjusting margin
Any other modifications to the existing position
The holding period always remains based on the original opening time of the position.
Expiry Force‑Close
If a position remains open after the maximum holding period is reached, the system will automatically execute a market order to close the remaining position.
The force‑close process is as follows:
Once the expiry time is reached, the system automatically triggers a market closing order.
The resulting order will be marked as “Force‑Close”.
After the position is closed, the user will receive a closing execution report.
The closing reason will be recorded as “Holding Period Expired”.
Example:
If a user:
Opens a position at 10:00:00 on 1 June
Partially closes it on 3 June
Adds margin on 4 June
Continues to hold the position
The maximum holding period is still based on the original opening time of 10:00:00 on 1 June.
If any portion of the position remains open after 10:00:00 on 6 June, the system will automatically close the remaining portion at market price and mark the trade as force‑closed due to holding period expiry.
Note: The maximum holding period is calculated in calendar days and includes weekends and public holidays. It is the trader’s responsibility to monitor the expiry time of their positions and ensure closure before the holding period limit is reached. Any profits or losses resulting from force‑closure are borne by the trader.
Consistency Rule
To encourage and cultivate more robust and sustainable trading growth strategies among traders, PropW formally introduces the Consistency Rule. When you submit a profit withdrawal request, you must first satisfy the conditions of the Consistency Rule before your withdrawal request can enter the review process.
This rule applies to all withdrawal requests and should be applied together with the requirement that cumulative net profit remains positive.
Calculation Rules
The consistency ratio is calculated based on realised net profit performance during the current withdrawal period (UTC+8):
Each time a withdrawal request is submitted, the system calculates the period data from the effective date of the previous withdrawal request (00:00:00 UTC+8) to the day before the current withdrawal request (23:59:59 UTC+8).
Assessment logic:
The maximum single‑day realised net profit within the withdrawal period (the highest realised net profit achieved on any calendar day);
The cumulative realised net profit within the withdrawal period (the sum of realised net profits for all calendar days in the period);
Consistency Ratio = (Maximum single‑day realised net profit in the current withdrawal period) ÷ (Cumulative realised net profit in the current withdrawal period) × 100%.
Net Profit = Today’s realised PnL – Opening trading fees.
Eligibility Requirements
The current consistency ratio must be ≤ 30%, and
The cumulative net profit within the current withdrawal period must be > 0.
Both conditions must be met simultaneously to satisfy the consistency prerequisite for profit withdrawal.
Important Notes
Single‑day net profit refers to the net profit of all closed positions within a calendar day (UTC+8), after deducting trading fees.
Floating PnL (unrealised PnL) is not included in the cumulative period net profit, nor in the calculation of the maximum single‑day net profit.
Each withdrawal period starts from the beginning of the previous valid withdrawal request (i.e., 00:00:00 on the day the request was successfully submitted and approved) and ends at 23:59:59 on the day before the current withdrawal request.
If the account has never had a valid withdrawal request, the calculation period should start from 00:00:00 on the day the account first entered the live/funded stage.
Example 1 – Meets Consistency Rule
Maximum single‑day net profit: 2,500
Cumulative net profit (current period): 10,000
Consistency ratio: 25%
Result: Eligible for profit withdrawal (other rules still must be met)
Example 2 – Does Not Meet Consistency Rule
Maximum single‑day net profit: 4,500
Cumulative net profit (current period): 10,000
Consistency ratio: 45%
Result: Currently not eligible for profit withdrawal
How to Reduce the Consistency Ratio?
If the current consistency ratio exceeds 30%, there is no need to restart the challenge or reset the account. Simply continue to trade steadily, accumulate profits consistently, and try to avoid setting a new higher single‑day net profit record. As cumulative net profit increases while the maximum single‑day net profit remains unchanged, the consistency ratio will automatically decline over time.
Example:
Current state: Maximum single‑day net profit = 4,500; Cumulative net profit = 10,000; Consistency ratio = 45%.
After steadily accumulating profits: Maximum single‑day net profit = 4,500; Cumulative net profit = 15,000; Consistency ratio = 30%.
Once the platform requirements are met, you may submit a normal profit withdrawal request.
Calculation Timing
The system calculates the consistency ratio in real time each time a withdrawal request is submitted.
The calculation period is dynamically determined based on the date of the most recent valid withdrawal request.
Unless a valid withdrawal occurs (i.e., the withdrawal request is approved and executed), the cumulative net profit and the maximum single‑day net profit within the period will not be automatically reset.
Minimum Profitable Trading Days
Under PropW’s updated rules, users are required to reach a specified number of profitable trading days during the challenge phase in order to pass the corresponding stage.
This rule must be applied in conjunction with the daily profit threshold.
Calculation Rules
Profitable trading days are determined based on end-of-day realised performance (UTC+8):
At 00:00 (UTC+8) each day, the system calculates the user’s total realised profit for that day (after deducting trading fees).
The assessment logic is as follows:
If the day’s realised profit ≥ the daily profit threshold, that day counts as 1 valid profitable trading day;
If the day’s realised profit < the daily profit threshold, that day counts as 0 valid profitable trading days.
Definition of a Valid Profitable Trading Day
A day counts as 1 valid profitable trading day only if:
The user has executed at least one closed position (realised transaction) during that calendar day (UTC+8), and
The net realised profit for that day reaches or exceeds the set threshold.
Important Notes:
Partial profits or losses within the day are aggregated into a single daily result;
Multiple trades on the same day still count as only one daily performance unit;
Floating profit/loss (unrealised PnL) is not included in the calculation;
Trading fees are deducted when calculating the day’s net profit;
If the user has closed positions but ends the day with a net loss or fails to meet the threshold, that day is not counted.
Example
If the daily profit threshold is 500 USDT and the user has:
1 May: realised profit = 800 USDT → 1 valid profitable trading day
2 May: realised profit = -200 USDT → 0 valid profitable trading days
3 May: realised profit = 500 USDT → 1 valid profitable trading day
Then total valid profitable trading days = 2 days.
Calculation Timing
The system evaluates daily profit at 00:00 (UTC+8);
Each calendar day is assessed independently;
Accumulated profitable trading days are not reset unless the challenge status changes.
Rule Changes and Applicability
After the rule update takes effect, newly purchased challenge accounts will adopt the new “Minimum Profitable Trading Days” logic;
Accounts purchased before the update will continue to follow the previous minimum trading days rule until:
The challenge fails, or
The account transitions to the funded/live stage.
The platform operator must issue an official announcement and send in‑platform notifications to all users regarding this change.
Single-Metric Completion Optimisation (Edge‑Case Rule)
In cases where the user has met all other challenge requirements and only the minimum profitable trading days remain outstanding:
The system will perform a real‑time assessment at the time of position closure;
If the user’s cumulative realised profit for that day ≥ the threshold, that day is immediately counted as a valid profitable trading day (+1);
The system will:
Immediately trigger a back‑end review submission;
Lock the data status displayed on the front end;
The challenge can be marked as completed without waiting for the batch calculation at 00:00 (UTC+8).
In this state, the user’s dashboard will show a fully completed status, including the minimum profitable trading days requirement.
Daily Maximum Loss
This rule may also be referred to as the “trader’s intraday stop‑loss”. Under our rules, at any point during a day (UTC+8), the sum of all realised PnL and the floating PnL on open positions must not reach the daily maximum loss limit set by the challenge rules.
The calculation formula is as follows:
Current Result = Realised Loss for the Day + Unrealised Loss
This result does not include estimated closing fees; the actual closing amount shall prevail.
For example, if a PropW challenge account has a balance of 200,000 USDT and the daily maximum loss limit is 10,000 USDT, and the user has already incurred a realised loss of 8,000 USDT from closed trades on that day, then the floating loss on the account must be kept within 2,000 USDT.
This means that the intraday loss of the challenge account also includes the PnL of open positions. If the user has generated 5,000 USDT in realised profit from closed trades on that day, the maximum floating loss the account can sustain that day is 15,000 USDT, but it must not exceed that amount.
Note: The daily maximum loss resets at 00:00 (UTC+8)!
Overnight Position Example
Assume a user has a realised profit of 4,000 USDT for the day. On the same day, the user holds an open position with a floating loss of 13,000 USDT. Since the daily loss is 9,000 USDT (realised profit 4,000 USDT + floating loss 13,000 USDT), the user does not violate the daily maximum loss requirement that day. However, if the user continues to hold that position after 00:00 UTC+8 and no new floating profit or realised profit is generated, they will violate the daily maximum floating loss limit. This is because the previous day’s 4,000 USDT profit does not carry over into the new day, and the 13,000 USDT floating loss exceeds the 10,000 USDT daily maximum floating loss limit.
In summary, setting a daily maximum floating loss provides traders with sufficient trading flexibility while ensuring intraday risk control. Given the extreme volatility of the cryptocurrency market, this rule benefits both the platform and traders.
Account Maximum Loss
This rule may also be referred to as the “account stop‑loss”. During the life of the account, the net asset value of the trading account must not fall below the initial account balance multiplied by the account maximum loss requirement ratio. The net account value is calculated as follows:
Current Result = Entrusted Trading Assets – Current Account Balance
This result only applies when the entrusted trading assets are in a loss position.
For example, if a PropW challenge account has an initial balance of 100,000 USDT and the account maximum loss requirement is 8%, the net asset value must not fall below 92,000 USDT. Similar to the daily maximum loss, the net account value calculation includes both realised PnL and floating PnL on open positions. The difference is that this rule does not have a daily limit but applies continuously throughout the entire challenge period. The limit also includes trading fees and funding fees.
The account maximum loss requirement gives traders sufficient room to handle periodic drawdowns while still completing the challenge. For investors, this rule ensures that the maximum loss of the trading account is strictly contained within a predetermined range under all circumstances.
Profit Target
The profit target refers to the profit generated by the user through trading, provided that all other trading restrictions are met. Please note that the profit must be realised (positions must be closed); any floating profit is not counted.
For example, a user participating in PropW Challenge Phase 1, Standard Mode, with a notional amount of 200,000 USDT, has a profit target of 20,000 USDT. This means that after closing all positions, the user’s PropW account balance must not be less than 220,000 USDT.
Impact of Withdrawn Profits on the Challenge
When a user applies to withdraw account profits (i.e., withdraw realised profits) during the live account stage, the withdrawn amount will no longer be counted as realised profit. This affects the calculation of both the daily maximum loss and the account maximum loss.
The specific rules are as follows:
If the day’s realised profit ≥ the withdrawal amount, the day’s realised profit is reduced by the withdrawal amount.
If the day’s realised profit < the withdrawal amount, the day’s realised profit is deemed to be 0.
Example:
A user’s challenge account has 10,000 USDT, and the daily maximum loss requirement is 500 USDT.
If the day’s realised profit is 2,000 USDT, and the user withdraws 1,500 USDT on the same day, the allowable daily maximum loss is 1,000 USDT (calculation: (2,000 – 1,500) + 500).
If the day’s realised profit is 0 USDT, and the user withdraws 1,000 USDT from the previous day’s realised profit, the allowable daily maximum loss is 500 USDT (the daily maximum loss requirement is 500 USDT).
Maximum Holding Period
This rule is designed to limit the maximum length of time a position may remain open. Under PropW’s trading rules, any position must be fully closed within the prescribed holding period. Positions exceeding the maximum holding period will be automatically force‑closed by the system.
Calculation rules are as follows:
Maximum Holding Period = 5 calendar days
The holding period includes weekends and public holidays and is counted consecutively without interruption.
Holding Period Calculation Rules
The holding period is based on the original opening time of the position.
Calculation start time: the time when the position is successfully opened.
Expiry time: execution time of the opening + 5 calendar days (the opening day is not counted as one of the 5 days), calculated down to the second.
For example:
If a user opens a position at 10:00:00 (UTC+8) on 1 June, the position must be closed by no later than 10:00:00 (UTC+8) on 6 June.
The following actions do not affect the calculation of the holding period:
Increasing position size
Partial reduction of the position
Adjusting margin
Any other modifications to the existing position
The holding period always remains based on the original opening time of the position.
Expiry Force‑Close
If a position remains open after the maximum holding period is reached, the system will automatically execute a market order to close the remaining position.
The force‑close process is as follows:
Once the expiry time is reached, the system automatically triggers a market closing order.
The resulting order will be marked as “Force‑Close”.
After the position is closed, the user will receive a closing execution report.
The closing reason will be recorded as “Holding Period Expired”.
Example:
If a user:
Opens a position at 10:00:00 on 1 June
Partially closes it on 3 June
Adds margin on 4 June
Continues to hold the position
The maximum holding period is still based on the original opening time of 10:00:00 on 1 June.
If any portion of the position remains open after 10:00:00 on 6 June, the system will automatically close the remaining portion at market price and mark the trade as force‑closed due to holding period expiry.
Note: The maximum holding period is calculated in calendar days and includes weekends and public holidays. It is the trader’s responsibility to monitor the expiry time of their positions and ensure closure before the holding period limit is reached. Any profits or losses resulting from force‑closure are borne by the trader.
Consistency Rule
To encourage and cultivate more robust and sustainable trading growth strategies among traders, PropW formally introduces the Consistency Rule. When you submit a profit withdrawal request, you must first satisfy the conditions of the Consistency Rule before your withdrawal request can enter the review process.
This rule applies to all withdrawal requests and should be applied together with the requirement that cumulative net profit remains positive.
Calculation Rules
The consistency ratio is calculated based on realised net profit performance during the current withdrawal period (UTC+8):
Each time a withdrawal request is submitted, the system calculates the period data from the effective date of the previous withdrawal request (00:00:00 UTC+8) to the day before the current withdrawal request (23:59:59 UTC+8).
Assessment logic:
The maximum single‑day realised net profit within the withdrawal period (the highest realised net profit achieved on any calendar day);
The cumulative realised net profit within the withdrawal period (the sum of realised net profits for all calendar days in the period);
Consistency Ratio = (Maximum single‑day realised net profit in the current withdrawal period) ÷ (Cumulative realised net profit in the current withdrawal period) × 100%.
Net Profit = Today’s realised PnL – Opening trading fees.
Eligibility Requirements
The current consistency ratio must be ≤ 30%, and
The cumulative net profit within the current withdrawal period must be > 0.
Both conditions must be met simultaneously to satisfy the consistency prerequisite for profit withdrawal.
Important Notes
Single‑day net profit refers to the net profit of all closed positions within a calendar day (UTC+8), after deducting trading fees.
Floating PnL (unrealised PnL) is not included in the cumulative period net profit, nor in the calculation of the maximum single‑day net profit.
Each withdrawal period starts from the beginning of the previous valid withdrawal request (i.e., 00:00:00 on the day the request was successfully submitted and approved) and ends at 23:59:59 on the day before the current withdrawal request.
If the account has never had a valid withdrawal request, the calculation period should start from 00:00:00 on the day the account first entered the live/funded stage.
Example 1 – Meets Consistency Rule
Maximum single‑day net profit: 2,500
Cumulative net profit (current period): 10,000
Consistency ratio: 25%
Result: Eligible for profit withdrawal (other rules still must be met)
Example 2 – Does Not Meet Consistency Rule
Maximum single‑day net profit: 4,500
Cumulative net profit (current period): 10,000
Consistency ratio: 45%
Result: Currently not eligible for profit withdrawal
How to Reduce the Consistency Ratio?
If the current consistency ratio exceeds 30%, there is no need to restart the challenge or reset the account. Simply continue to trade steadily, accumulate profits consistently, and try to avoid setting a new higher single‑day net profit record. As cumulative net profit increases while the maximum single‑day net profit remains unchanged, the consistency ratio will automatically decline over time.
Example:
Current state: Maximum single‑day net profit = 4,500; Cumulative net profit = 10,000; Consistency ratio = 45%.
After steadily accumulating profits: Maximum single‑day net profit = 4,500; Cumulative net profit = 15,000; Consistency ratio = 30%.
Once the platform requirements are met, you may submit a normal profit withdrawal request.
Calculation Timing
The system calculates the consistency ratio in real time each time a withdrawal request is submitted.
The calculation period is dynamically determined based on the date of the most recent valid withdrawal request.
Unless a valid withdrawal occurs (i.e., the withdrawal request is approved and executed), the cumulative net profit and the maximum single‑day net profit within the period will not be automatically reset.