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Audacity Capital · Ability One
Assembled from what this option publishes. A step that reads “not published” is a real gap, not a formatting choice.
Each point below is something this option leaves open or defines in a way worth reading twice. None of them is a judgement about the firm.
What each of these rules does: Static versus trailing drawdown · How daily loss limits are calculated · Profit split and payout eligibility
Each phase keeps its own target. Rex never adds two stages into one figure.
Phase 1
10%
Percentage of the starting balance
The limits that end the account, with the details that decide when they bite.
Every charge is recorded separately; none is folded into the headline price.
This plan is charged once, so the cost of the attempt is fixed however long it takes. Add the activation charge and one reset for a realistic figure. How the four charges combine
Eligibility and frequency are separate facts; neither is derived from the other.
Same market and evaluation structure at another firm. Listed because they share those properties, not because Rex judges them better.
This snapshot is the first observation of this option, so there is no change history yet. A change needs two accepted observations of the same field; this option’s history in the record.