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Trader tools
Seven calculators wired to our real program rules — targets, drawdown floors, leverage tiers and profit splits come straight from the rulebook, not from placeholders. No sign-in, no data leaves your browser.
Risk calculator
Position size and daily-drawdown headroom for a single trade.
Daily drawdown headroom (optional)
Pip value & margin calculator
Exact per-pip value, notional exposure, and margin required for any lot size across FX, metals, indices, and crypto.
Prices are editable defaults, not live quotes. Margin uses MixFunded leverage tiers as the default (Forex 1:100 on evaluations, indices/crypto 1:20) — set it manually if your program differs.
Profit target planner
Turn a strategy's win rate and R:R into a realistic path to the target — and see how much room the drawdown rules leave you.
Target and drawdown figures are pulled from the live Evaluation · 1-Step ruleset (10% target · 5% daily · 10% max).
Challenge pass-odds simulator
Monte Carlo over 4,000 simulated attempts, using the real target and drawdown rules of the program you pick.
Halving your risk per trade usually raises the pass rate far more than raising R:R — re-run with 0.50% and compare.
A model, not a promise. It assumes fixed fractional risk, a constant win rate, and independent trades — real trading has none of those. Use it to compare risk settings against each other, not to predict your result.
Drawdown simulator
Plot a hypothetical trade sequence against your program's daily and max drawdown floors.
Daily DD 5% · Max DD 10%
Why this matters — a breach of either floor ends the account. Read the full rules.
Reward calculator
What actually lands in your wallet after the split, and when.
TRC-20 transfers are typically ~1 USDT.
Rewards run every Monday in USDT (TRC-20). Every settled reward is published on the on-chain ledger.
Funded income projection
Model reward income over time at a chosen monthly return, including the split you actually get.
Rest stays on the account.
Hypothetical. It assumes you hit the same monthly return every month with no breached limits and no losing months — no trader does that. Treat it as an arithmetic tool, not a forecast.