Bulenox rules, explained (2026)

Bulenox lets you pick your drawdown behavior at signup — and that choice, plus a 40% consistency cap, is what decides how easily you keep the account.

Two account options

Option 1 (Trailing) uses intraday trailing drawdown — the floor follows your unrealized highs in real time. Option 2 (EOD) only recalculates at the close on your realized balance, which is far more forgiving on intraday spikes. Both use a $2,500 buffer on a 50K and lock $100 above your starting balance once you have banked enough.

Daily loss limit

Only Option 2 carries a daily loss limit — $1,100 on a 50K. Option 1 has no daily loss limit, so the trailing floor is your only hard stop. Traders who want a per-session backstop usually take Option 2.

The 40% consistency rule

At payout, your single best day can't exceed 40% of total profit — tighter than Apex or Topstep (50%), looser than Tradeify (35%). One big session can quietly delay a withdrawal until you spread more profit across other days.

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