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updatedFUnlistedFunded Futures Network · Article 6.1: Evaluation Account Resets2026-09-03 · +9 / -2 lines

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  - You choose to reset voluntarily to start fresh
  How to Reset an Evaluation Account
- Evaluation accounts can be reset directly through your FFN Dashboard. The reset fee is $100. Discounts are available daily in the FFN Discord server.
+ Evaluation accounts can be reset directly through your FFN Dashboard. Resets on Max accounts are $100 and Steady account resets are tiered accordingly (see table below). Discounts are available daily in the FFN Discord server.
  - Log in to your dashboard.
  - Navigate to your evaluation account.
  - Select the reset option.
- - Pay the $100 reset fee.
+ - Pay the reset fee.
  - Your evaluation restarts with the original balance and parameters.
+ STEADY Evaluation Reset Pricing
+ Account Size | Base Reset Fee | 50% Off (Frequent)
+ 25K | $114 | $57
+ 50K | $180 | $90
+ 100K | $270 | $135
+ 150K | $480 | $240
+ 250K | $620 | $310
  EVALUATION NOTE: Trading the news in an evaluation account does NOT blow the account. Evaluation accounts cannot be failed by news trading — this only applies to Exhibition and Funded accounts.
updatedFUnlistedFunded Futures Network · FFN — Frequently Asked Questions2026-08-21 · +1 / -1 lines

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  Which Countries Are Restricted?
  For the full list of restricted countries and available trading products, see our Country Restrictions & Product List article.
- Can I hedge against 2 accounts?
+ Can I Hedge?
  No. When you are in the Evaluation, Exhibition and Funded stage, this would be considered a broken rule making you no longer eligible for funding. Any product traded against each other will trigger the Hedging rule.
  This means at no time can you go long on one product and short on another. A micro and a mini contract are considered different products — which means for example, you cannot go long on NQ and short on MNQ.

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