Dated, versioned firm rule presets
Every program's rules encoded precisely, stamped with an as-of date, never changed silently.
What it does
- Presets for FTMO, Apex, Topstep, FundedNext, and MyFundedFutures programs, each encoding the profit target, drawdown amount and type (static, end-of-day trailing, or intraday trailing with the lock-at-initial variant), daily loss limit, minimum trading days, time limit, and consistency rule.
- Every preset carries the date its rules were checked. When a firm changes something, the preset is updated with a dated note — never quietly.
- Unverified or possibly stale presets are flagged in the interface so you always know how fresh the encoding is.
Why it matters
Trailing-drawdown semantics are the most misunderstood mechanism in the industry, and firms revise rules often. A simulation against last year's rules is worse than no simulation — precision and freshness are the whole product.
What you get
You compare programs on their actual mechanics instead of their marketing, and you see instantly how a rule difference — trailing versus static, a consistency cap, a time limit — changes outcomes for a trader like you.
All outputs are descriptive probabilities of scenarios you define — educational tool, not investment advice.