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updatedEUnlistedEarn2Trade · What Platforms can I use for the Gauntlet Mini™ / Trader Career Path®? | Earn2Trade Help Center2026-08-13 · +1 / -1 lines
- Tradovate - Free - TradingView - Free - - Blackarrow + - BlackArrow One - Free - Inside Edge Trader - Investor RT
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- Tradovate - Free
- TradingView - Free
- Blackarrow
- Inside Edge Trader
- Investor RT
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- Tradovate - Free
- TradingView - Free
- BlackArrow One - Free
- Inside Edge Trader
- Investor RT
updatedEUnlistedEarn2Trade · What Platforms can I use for the Gauntlet Mini™ / Trader Career Path®? | Earn2Trade Help Center2026-08-13 · +1 / -0 lines
- Tradovate - Free - TradingView - Free + - Blackarrow - Inside Edge Trader - Investor RT
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- Tradovate - Free - TradingView - Free - Inside Edge Trader - Investor RT
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- Tradovate - Free
- TradingView - Free
- Blackarrow
- Inside Edge Trader
- Investor RT
deletedEUnlistedEarn2Trade · Commissions on Micro Assets | Earn2Trade Help Center2026-08-11
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deletedEUnlistedEarn2Trade · What is the Commission on Rithmic Evaluations? | Earn2Trade Help Center2026-08-11
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newEUnlistedEarn2Trade · Earn2Trade Eligibility Requirements | Earn2Trade Help Center2026-08-10
newEUnlistedEarn2Trade · What is Earn2Trade? | Earn2Trade Help Center2026-08-10
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updatedEUnlistedEarn2Trade · Drawdown types | Earn2Trade Help Center2026-08-10 · +4 / -9 lines
Three Types of Drawdown - Drawdown determines the minimum balance you must maintain in your trading account to keep it active. - Traders enrolled in the Trader Career Path® will encounter three types of drawdown at various stages of their trading journey. Traders enrolled in the Gauntlet Mini™ will encounter two types of drawdown at various stages of their trading journey. - - End-of-Day Drawdown - Calculates and updates your minimum balance based on closed positions at the end of each trading day. It is used in all evaluation accounts and funded LiveSim® accounts. - - Trailing Drawdown - Calculates and updates your minimum balance continuously, based on both open and closed positions throughout the trading day. It is used in Live accounts. - - Fixed Drawdown - Sets the minimum balance at a fixed level that never changes. It applies upon reaching the largest funded trading account in the selected Trader Career Path® plan: $200,000 for the TCP25, with the minimum balance fixed at $194,000, and $400,000 for the TCP50 and TCP100, with the minimum balance fixed at $388,000. - Notes: - - For traders who choose a LiveSim® account after passing the Trader Career Path® evaluation, LiveSim® is only available until they reach the profit target designated for their account size and withdraw their share. After that, they must scale up to the next Live account size. - - For traders who choose a LiveSim® account after passing the Gauntlet Mini™ evaluation, LiveSim® is only available until they make their first $5,000 (minus the profit split). After that, they must switch to a Live account. - - While the End-of-Day Drawdown is updated at the end of each trading day, traders can still lose their evaluation or funded trading account if their open equity falls below the minimum balance in real time. + Drawdown determines the minimum balance you must maintain in your trading account. If your account balance dips below this number, the evaluation fails. + - End-of-Day Drawdown - Calculated based on the end-of-day balance and pegged to positive account performance. It adjusts upwards as your profit increases until the maximum drawdown reaches the starting balance. Open equity losses are also considered during the day. This drawdown type applies to evaluation accounts and LiveSim® accounts. + - Trailing Drawdown - Increases dollar-for-dollar with your positive account performance during the trading day until it reaches the starting balance. This applies to Live accounts. + - Fixed Drawdown - A static minimum balance that never changes. This applies exclusively to the $200,000 and $400,000 funded accounts on the Trader Career Path®.
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Three Types of Drawdown Drawdown determines the minimum balance you must maintain in your trading account to keep it active. Traders enrolled in the Trader Career Path® will encounter three types of drawdown at various stages of their trading journey. Traders enrolled in the Gauntlet Mini™ will encounter two types of drawdown at various stages of their trading journey. - End-of-Day Drawdown - Calculates and updates your minimum balance based on closed positions at the end of each trading day. It is used in all evaluation accounts and funded LiveSim® accounts. - Trailing Drawdown - Calculates and updates your minimum balance continuously, based on both open and closed positions throughout the trading day. It is used in Live accounts. - Fixed Drawdown - Sets the minimum balance at a fixed level that never changes. It applies upon reaching the largest funded trading account in the selected Trader Career Path® plan: $200,000 for the TCP25, with the minimum balance fixed at $194,000, and $400,000 for the TCP50 and TCP100, with the minimum balance fixed at $388,000. Notes: - For traders who choose a LiveSim® account after passing the Trader Career Path® evaluation, LiveSim® is only available until they reach the profit target designated for their account size and withdraw their share. After that, they must scale up to the next Live account size. - For traders who choose a LiveSim® account after passing the Gauntlet Mini™ evaluation, LiveSim® is only available until they make their first $5,000 (minus the profit split). After that, they must switch to a Live account. - While the End-of-Day Drawdown is updated at the end of each trading day, traders can still lose their evaluation or funded trading account if their open equity falls below the minimum balance in real time.
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Three Types of Drawdown Drawdown determines the minimum balance you must maintain in your trading account. If your account balance dips below this number, the evaluation fails. - End-of-Day Drawdown - Calculated based on the end-of-day balance and pegged to positive account performance. It adjusts upwards as your profit increases until the maximum drawdown reaches the starting balance. Open equity losses are also considered during the day. This drawdown type applies to evaluation accounts and LiveSim® accounts. - Trailing Drawdown - Increases dollar-for-dollar with your positive account performance during the trading day until it reaches the starting balance. This applies to Live accounts. - Fixed Drawdown - A static minimum balance that never changes. This applies exclusively to the $200,000 and $400,000 funded accounts on the Trader Career Path®.