Stage Model
The challenge uses three fixed stages. Targets narrow and risk limits tighten as participants move from Stage 1 through Stage 3.
The stage sequence is fixed before entry. Each stage keeps the same basic structure but adjusts the target, time limit, and allowed risk range so the evaluation moves from broader tolerance to tighter control.
+12% credited
Stage 1 sets the widest thresholds in the 3-stage crypto challenge. Traders need to reach the credited target while staying inside the initial daily loss and maximum drawdown rules.
+8% credited
Stage 2 keeps the same timeline but narrows both credited profit caps and risk limits. This is where consistency matters more than occasional outsized results.
+5% credited
Stage 3 is the tightest stage. The target is smaller, but the room for error is smaller too, which makes discipline the main requirement before completion.
| Stage | Target | Time | Min Days | Min Credited Day | Caps | Daily Loss | Max Drawdown |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stage 1 | +12% credited | 21 days | 7 | +0.5% | +2% per day, +1% per trade | -3% | -8% |
| Stage 2 | +8% credited | 21 days | 7 | +0.5% | +1.5% per day, +0.75% per trade | -2.5% | -6% |
| Stage 3 | +5% credited | 14 days | 6 | +0.5% | +1% per day, +0.5% per trade | -2% | -4% |
The challenge is not just three repeated screens. Stage 1 has the widest loss range and the largest credited caps. Stage 2 reduces both. Stage 3 shortens the timeline, lowers the target again, and applies the tightest risk thresholds. The narrowing model is intentional because the final stage is designed to reward control rather than volatility.
A Stage 3 pass moves the user into the public payout and verification process. That includes performance bonus claim review, identity checks only at claim time, and the same legal and privacy standards already published on the public site.