Bulenox Static Drawdown
The Simple Answer
Bulenox offers two structures. Option 1 is a real-time Trailing Drawdown that follows the account’s highest balance (including open profit) and never resets even if the balance falls; for example a $100,000/12-contract account with a $3,000 trailing drawdown is blocked if balance drops to $97,000 from its peak.
Here is what Propvator verified directly on bulenox.com/help about Bulenox’s futures static drawdown policy.
Bulenox’s Static Drawdown Rules in Detail
What the Rule Says
Option 2 is an End-of-Day (EOD) Drawdown that only recalculates using the balance at each day’s close (for example a $100,000 account with a $3,000 EOD drawdown moving from $97,000 up to $98,000 after a $101,000 close).
What This Means for You
On the Master Account, the EOD/trailing drawdown stops moving once it reaches the initial balance plus $100, and the Daily Loss Limit is removed once that same threshold is hit, a trailing-to-static structure rather than a genuine static-from-day-one drawdown.
Final Thoughts
Bulenox’s static drawdown policy is one of the more specific rules traders overlook before they start an evaluation. Bulenox offers two structures. Option 1 is a real-time Trailing Drawdown that follows the account’s highest balance (including open profit) and never resets even if the balance falls; for example a $100,000/12-contract account with a $3,000 trailing drawdown is blocked if balance drops to $97,000 from its peak. Reading the fine print on bulenox.com/help before you fund an account is the easiest way to avoid a rule breach that has nothing to do with your trading skill.
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FAQ
Does Bulenox allow static drawdown?
Bulenox offers two structures. Option 1 is a real-time Trailing Drawdown that follows the account’s highest balance (including open profit) and never resets even if the balance falls; for example a $100,000/12-contract account with a $3,000 trailing drawdown is blocked if balance drops to $97,000 from its peak.
Where can I find Bulenox’s official static drawdown policy?
Bulenox publishes its static drawdown rules directly on bulenox.com/help. Propvator verified the details above from that source.
Does this rule apply to both evaluation and funded accounts at Bulenox?
Option 2 is an End-of-Day (EOD) Drawdown that only recalculates using the balance at each day’s close (for example a $100,000 account with a $3,000 EOD drawdown moving from $97,000 up to $98,000 after a $101,000 close).