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  1. How much can I risk per trade on Bulenox Fast Track $50K

    Trade sizeBulenox Fast Track $50K2026-09-26
    BulenoxFast Track · $50K · Instant · Futures

    Risk per trade, as a share of the max drawdown

    Risk per trade
    $112.50 Open the source5% of the $2,250 max drawdown
    Reward per trade
    $168.75 Open the sourceAt 1.5 to 1
    Losing trades in a row to reach the daily limit
    11 Open the source11 losses reach the $1,200 daily limit
    Losing trades in a row to reach the max drawdown
    20 Open the source20 losses reach the $2,250 max drawdown
    Most one day may add
    $500 Open the source

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    Before you buy Bulenox: what to read
    Price
    $488 Open the sourceChecked Sep 26, 2026 · checked in the last 30 days
    Max drawdown
    $2,250 Open the source Trailing (EOD)Checked Sep 26, 2026 · checked in the last 30 days
    Daily loss limit
    $1,200 Open the sourceChecked Sep 26, 2026 · checked in the last 30 days
    Consistency rule
    20% → 30% Open the sourceChecked Sep 26, 2026 · checked in the last 30 days
    First payout
    $3,000 profit

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    Data as of Sep 26, 2026 · checked in the last 30 daysShare
    Change parametersBulenox · Fast Track · $50K
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    1. Max drawdown

      Bulenox · Fast Track · $50K

      $50,000 | $2,250

      bulenox.com · Open original page · checked Sep 26, 2026 · checked in the last 30 days

    2. Risk per trade

      Bulenox Fast Track $50K

      The chosen share of the max drawdown, in dollars.

    3. Reward per trade

      Bulenox Fast Track $50K

      The risk per trade times the reward to risk.

      • Risk per trade$112.50
      • Reward to risk1.5
    4. Daily loss limit

      Bulenox · Fast Track · $50K

      $50,000 … $1,200
      2 other official pages say it
      • $25,000 | $338 | $1,000 | no daily loss limit ... $50,000 ... $1,200 ... $100,000 ... $2,500 ... $150,000 ... $3,300. On Option 2 the daily loss limit stays active for the whole life of the account and is never lifted. The $25,000 Option 2 account is the exception: it has no daily loss limit.

        bulenox.com · Open original page

      • Fast Track Option 1 cards: 'No daily loss limit'. Option 2 model: 'The daily loss limit pauses your trading for the day instead of closing the account.'

        bulenox.com · Open original page

      bulenox.com · Open original page · checked Sep 26, 2026 · checked in the last 30 days

    5. Losing trades in a row to reach the daily limit

      Bulenox Fast Track $50K

      The daily loss limit divided by the risk per trade, rounded up.

    6. Losing trades in a row to reach the max drawdown

      Bulenox Fast Track $50K

      The max drawdown divided by the risk per trade, rounded up.

    7. Consistency rule

      Bulenox · Fast Track · $50K

      Your highest profitable day divided by the net profit of the payout cycle. The maximum is 20% for the first payout, 25% for the second and 30% from the third onwards. Missing it is not a breach — keep trading until the account comes into line.

      bulenox.com · Open original page · checked Sep 26, 2026 · checked in the last 30 days

    8. Most one day may add

      Bulenox Fast Track $50K

      The consistency percent applied to the profit target.

      • Consistency rule20%
    9. Price

      Bulenox · Fast Track · $50K

      $50,000 | $488

      bulenox.com · Open original page · checked Sep 26, 2026 · checked in the last 30 days

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