Top One Ignite Instant Funding $150,000
The largest Ignite size – no evaluation, funded from day one, the tightest consistency rule in the lineup (15%), and copy trading across up to 10 accounts.
Key Facts
- No evaluation – instant funded, full 7 mini / 70 micro size from day one
- Max Drawdown (EOD trailing): $4,500, widening to $6,000 after your first payout cycle – the biggest post-payout increase of any Top One Futures size | Daily Loss Limit: $3,000
- 15% consistency rule, ongoing once funded
- $399 with code FTRUTH (50% off, list $799)
Top One Ignite Instant Funding $150,000
No evaluation, funded from day one, copy trade across up to 10 accounts. $399 with code FTRUTH (50% off, list $799).
📊 Consistency Rule
Stage 1: Funded
Eod Trailing Drawdown
Max Contracts
7 Minis / 70 Micros
Daily Loss Limit
$3,000
Total Drawdown
$4,500
Profit Target
$0
📊 Stage Consistency
15%
📋 Additional Rules
No evaluation - trading a simulated funded account from the moment you buy. The $4,500 Trailing Max Drawdown widens to $6,000 after your first payout cycle - the biggest post-payout increase of any Top One Futures size. Copy trade this account across up to 10 accounts total. The Daily Loss Limit is a soft breach calculated off yesterday's closing balance. No reset available if breached.
Things to Remember
- The drawdown widens from $4,500 to $6,000 after your first payout cycle – a $1,500 jump, bigger than any other size’s post-payout increase.
- Copy trading works across up to 10 accounts.
- The Daily Loss Limit is a soft breach based on yesterday’s closing balance.
- No reset available if this account breaches.
FAQ
- Is this the biggest Ignite size?
- Yes, $150K is the largest currently offered.
- Why does the drawdown jump so much after the first payout here?
- Larger accounts get proportionally bigger post-payout drawdown increases across the Top One Futures lineup – this size’s $1,500 jump is the largest of any Ignite or Instant Sim Funded plan.
- How does this compare to Instant Sim Funded $150K?
- Same price, but Instant Sim Funded’s drawdown only widens to $5,250 (vs. $6,000 here) and uses a looser 20% consistency rule instead of 15%.