How to Pass the AquaFutures Challenge

To pass the AquaFutures challenge, reach the None (Instant) / varies (One Step) profit target while never breaching the EOD / Trailing maximum drawdown or the 2.5% (Standard) / None (Pro) daily loss limit, across a 1-phase evaluation. Once funded you keep 100/0 of profits.

AquaFutures challenge rules

  • Profit target: None (Instant) / varies (One Step)
  • Max drawdown: EOD / Trailing
  • Daily loss limit: 2.5% (Standard) / None (Pro)
  • Evaluation: 1-phase

Steps to pass AquaFutures

  1. Know the exact targets. Hit a None (Instant) / varies (One Step) profit target while keeping total losses under EOD / Trailing and any single day under 2.5% (Standard) / None (Pro).
  2. Risk small per trade. Size every position so a bad day can't breach the 2.5% (Standard) / None (Pro) daily limit — most passers risk well under 1% per trade.
  3. Clear the 1-phase evaluation steadily. Reach the None (Instant) / varies (One Step) target over multiple sessions rather than one big trade.
  4. Follow AquaFutures's rules. One-step evaluation or Instant funding Standard: EOD drawdown, 2.5% daily loss limit
  5. Track and review every trade. Use a trade journal and a drawdown calculator to stay inside the limits.

Frequently asked questions

What is the AquaFutures profit target?

AquaFutures's evaluation requires a None (Instant) / varies (One Step) profit target while staying within a EOD / Trailing maximum drawdown.

Can you fail the AquaFutures challenge?

Yes — the most common ways to fail are breaching the EOD / Trailing max drawdown or the 2.5% (Standard) / None (Pro) daily loss limit.

How much does the AquaFutures challenge cost?

AquaFutures challenges start from $149 – $615 (one-time); once funded you keep 100/0 of profits.

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