Prohibited Trading Activities
This page describes trading activities that are prohibited or may trigger a risk management review.
These rules are designed to ensure a fair and reliable evaluation. All participants are expected to trade independently using genuine and sustainable trading strategies.
WARNING
Key：
- Abnormal trading activity does not automatically qualify for passing.
- Profits generated through prohibited trading activities will not count toward the Profit Target.
- Engaging in prohibited trading activities may result in challenge failure and account revocation.
Common Prohibited Trading Activities
| Activity | Description |
|---|---|
| Rapid Open & Close | Opening and closing a position within 60 seconds. |
| Artificial Trading Activity | Repeatedly opening and closing positions in the same market at or near the same price without a genuine trading purpose. |
| Excessive High-Frequency Trading | Opening and closing positions more than 10 times per minute. |
| Latency Arbitrage | Profiting from system latency, quote delays, or execution discrepancies. |
| Price Error Arbitrage | Profiting from erroneous or abnormal market prices. |
| Platform Exploit Arbitrage | Profiting by exploiting system, rule, or technical vulnerabilities. |
| Multi-Account Hedging | Hedging positions across multiple accounts. |
| Coordinated Multi-Account Trading | Trading across multiple accounts using identical or highly similar strategies. |
| Unauthorized Copy Trading | sing copy trading or signal services without authorization. |
| Third-Party Account Management | Allowing another person to operate or manage your account. |
| Automated Trading | Not permitted. |
| Other Abusive Trading Activities | Any other activity deemed by the platform to compromise the fairness of the evaluation. |
Consequences of Rule Violations
For a minor first-time violation (for example, accidentally opening and closing a position within 60 seconds), the related trades will not be counted toward the challenge results, and a warning may be issued.
For repeated or serious violations (such as multi-account hedging, third-party account management, or exploit arbitrage), the challenge will fail, the account will be revoked, and the challenge fee will not be refunded.
The final determination is subject to the platform's review.
Multi-Account Trading
- Do not use multiple accounts for hedging, coordinated trading, copy trading, or other highly similar trading activities.
- If multiple accounts are found to have abnormal relationships or coordinated trading behavior (such as hedging, copy trading, or highly similar trading patterns), the related accounts may be subject to a risk management review.
Why Are These Rules in Place?
These rules are not intended to restrict legitimate trading.
They are designed to protect the fairness and integrity of the evaluation process.