Lucid Trading Challenge Rules
Every Lucid Trading account size, broken down phase by phase — the profit target that passes you, the max-loss line that blows you, and the daily and consistency rules in between.
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LucidPro Evaluation: trailing (end-of-day) max loss of $2,000, $1,200 daily loss (soft).
Where is my drawdown line on the Lucid Trading 50K LucidPro?
Your line sits at $48,000, so you can lose $2,000 more before this Lucid Trading account fails.
Lock not engaged yet — the line still trails your peak. Reach a peak of $52,100 and it locks at $50,100.
How much can I lose today on the Lucid Trading 50K LucidPro?
You can lose $1,200 more today before the $1,200 daily limit trips. Resets at 17:00 New York time. Whether open positions count toward it isn't confirmed in the firm's docs — assume they do and stay conservative. This is a soft limit — it pauses the day, it doesn't fail you.
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The full verified breakdown behind the calculators above — every account size, phase by phase. New to these terms? See the glossary.
50K LucidPro
$50,000 account
LucidPro Evaluation
- Profit target
- $3,000
- Max loss
- $2,000Trailing (end-of-day) — Trails your end-of-day balance — it only moves up when you close a day at a new high, then locks $100 above your starting balance once you've earned the buffer.
- Daily loss limit
- $1,200
- Min trading days
- None
- Consistency rule
- None
- Max loss is an END-OF-DAY trailing max-loss limit — it updates only at the 4:45 PM ET close, never off your intraday high — and stops trailing once you've earned the buffer (max loss + $100), locking $100 above your starting balance (Apex-style).
- Daily loss is $1,200 on the 50K and it's a SOFT breach: hitting it stops you until the next session but doesn't fail the account as long as the max-loss limit still holds.
- No consistency rule and no minimum trading days on the LucidPro evaluation — you can pass in a single day. (The funded stage adds a 40% best-day consistency cap.)
- Close all positions by 4:45 PM ET — no overnight / weekend holding. News trading is allowed. Hedging (including across multiple accounts or correlated instruments) is prohibited; microscalping is flagged if more than 50% of profit comes from trades held 5 seconds or less.
- ⚠ Confirmed from cross-source consensus (5+ trackers unanimous), not Lucid's own page (Cloudflare-blocked to our fetch) — tap the source to double-check the current figures.
Funded
- Profit target
- None — funded, keep the rules
- Max loss
- $2,000Trailing (end-of-day) — Trails your end-of-day balance — it only moves up when you close a day at a new high, then locks $100 above your starting balance once you've earned the buffer.
- Daily loss limit
- $1,200
- Min trading days
- None
- Consistency rule
- No single day may exceed 40% of total profit
- Funded LucidPro keeps the EOD trailing max-loss limit (locked at start+$100 once earned).
- Payout consistency: your single best day can't exceed 40% of total profit at withdrawal (cross-source consensus).
- Daily loss ($1,200 soft breach) still applies on the funded account. Profit split is 90/10 (you keep 90%); payouts run on a ~3-day cycle.
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- 2026-07-14 Drafted (verified:false — pending operator source-tap; Lucid's own help center is Cloudflare-blocked to our fetch): Lucid Trading LucidPro 50K — end-of-day trailing max-loss limit ($2,000) updated at the 4:45 PM ET close, locking at start+$100 once the buffer is earned; $3,000 target; no consistency rule on the evaluation. The daily loss (a soft breach) and the funded payout consistency are held off (gated) because sources conflict and the primary page couldn't be reached.
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