How the Consistency Rule Works

Written by CoinProp Team
Updated 1 month ago

To qualify for a payout, your profits must be spread across at least 5 trading days. If one day makes up more than 50% of your profit, you’ll simply need to keep trading until your distribution balances out. This is not a breach, it only delays the payout until you meet consistency.

Examples

❌ Example – Needs More Balance

  • Day 1: $700

  • Days 2–5: $300 combined

    👉 $700 is 70% of total profit.

    Result: Not payout-eligible yet. Keep trading until profits are distributed more evenly.

✅ Example – Passes

  • Day 1: $300

  • Day 2: $200

  • Day 3: $250

  • Day 4: $150

  • Day 5: $100

    👉 Largest day is 30% of total profit.

    Result: Eligible for payout.

 

Payout Example

If you make $7,000 profit in a cycle:

  • You can withdraw $5,000

  • Remaining $2,000 stays in your account for future payouts

  • Profits above $10,000 per day are not eligible

  • At least 5 trading days must be completed before requesting payout

  • After 3 successful withdrawals, your account upgrades to Pro+, removing payout caps and withdrawal limits

 

Scaling Plan: Pro+ Unlock

Consistency is just the first stage of growth. After 3 successful withdrawals, your account unlocks Pro+ status:

  • No payout caps

  • No withdrawal limits

  • Full freedom to trade and withdraw your profits

FAQ

Does breaking the Consistency Rule cause account loss?

No. The rule is soft. Your account remains active. Payouts are simply postponed until profits are spread consistently.

If I make 10% profit in 2 days, how do the rules apply?

  • You still need 5 trading days before payout

  • Maximum $10,000 per day counts toward payout

  • Maximum withdrawal is $5,000 per cycle

  • Extra profits stay in your account and roll forward

Example:

Day 1: $6,000 profit

Day 2: $4,000 profit

👉 Total = $10,000. You must trade 3 more days. Eligible withdrawal = $5,000, with $5,000 rolling forward. Since one day was 60% of profits, you’ll need more trading days to balance consistency.

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