What is Static Drawdown in the ONE 50K account?
The ONE 50K account uses a Static Drawdown model, which means that the maximum loss limit remains fixed and does not move with your profits.
How does it work?
In the ONE 50K account:
- Starting balance: $50,000
- Minimum balance allowed: $49,000
This means your account cannot fall below $49,000 during the evaluation.
Why is it called 'static'?
It is called 'static' because the drawdown:
- does not increase when you profit,
- does not trail the balance,
- and remains static at the same value set from the beginning.
Example
If your account starts at $50,000, the loss limit will remain $49,000 even if your account goes up to $50,800 or $51,500.
Important
If the account equity or balance equals or falls below the allowed drawdown level, the account is in breach of the program rules.
