OneUp Trader Consistency Rule, Explained
Rules verified 2026-07-12 · official source
OneUp Trader enforces a consistency rule, but in a non-standard form (not a simple best-day percentage cap), so TradersGuild surfaces it as a checklist rather than a live meter. It gates your pass/payout, it doesn't fail the account.
The exact rule
Consistency rule (unusual — surfaced as a note, not a meter): your three next-best trading days' net profit must total at least 80% of your largest day's net profit. It's a pass/payout gate, not a day-cap, so TradersGuild doesn't grade it as a simple percentage.
Because it isn't a single "best day ≤ X% of profit" cap, TradersGuild shows it as a rule to check rather than computing a percentage — encoding a simpler formula would misstate it.
Recent OneUp Trader rule changes
2026-07-12 — Added OneUp Trader — 5 fixed tiers (25K–250K): real-time intraday trailing drawdown off your highest balance that locks at the starting balance, no daily loss limit, 10 minimum trading days (Standard). Its consistency rule (three next-best days ≥ 80% of the largest day) is surfaced as a note rather than a simple day-cap.
FAQ
Does OneUp Trader have a consistency rule?
Yes — but not the usual best-day-percentage cap. It uses a different formula (see above), and like all consistency rules it delays the pass/payout rather than failing the account.
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