Quick answer
The current public 1-Step maximum loss limit is 15%. The separate daily loss limit is 10%. If the challenge record reaches a breach point defined in the final brief, the evaluation can fail.
Calculate the maximum-loss amount
Maximum-loss amount = starting virtual balance × 15%
Use the starting virtual balance shown for your selected plan in the official checkout or final challenge brief. The final brief controls the exact calculation method, timing, open-pick treatment, and breach threshold.
How to use this rule
Treat the maximum loss as a hard boundary, not a target. Leave enough room for unsettled picks and normal variation. A strategy that repeatedly approaches the limit gives you very little space to recover.
Common questions
Q:Is the maximum loss fixed or trailing?
A: The public headline confirms 15% maximum loss and 10% daily loss, but the final challenge brief controls the full operational method. Use your final challenge brief.
Q:Is maximum loss the same as daily loss?
A: No. The public rules list a 15% maximum loss and a separate 10% daily loss limit. The final brief controls how each is applied.
Q:Can hitting the target erase an earlier breach?
A: No. Reaching the target does not override a rule violation.