Apex vs Bulenox: rules compared (2026)

These two look almost identical on paper — and mostly are. The differences hide in the consistency cap and the end-of-day daily loss number.

Trailing drawdown

Both use a $2,500 trailing drawdown on a 50K account that locks $100 above your starting balance, and both let you choose an intraday-trailing option (no daily loss) or an end-of-day option (with a daily loss limit). On drawdown mechanics, they are effectively a match.

Daily loss limit

On the end-of-day variant, Apex carries a $1,000 daily loss limit on a 50K while Bulenox is slightly higher at $1,100. The intraday options on both have no daily loss limit.

Consistency rule

This is the real differentiator. Apex applies a 50% best-day cap at payout; Bulenox is tighter at 40%. If you tend to have one big day, Apex gives you more room before the payout locks.

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