"If I trade this many lots on this pair, what happens?" Breach risk, time to pass, and a sensible lot size. Education only.
1 · The Account
Profit needed to pass-
Daily loss limit -
Total room before breach-
2 · The Trade You're Putting On
Price used (for leverage check)-
If you're wrong-
If you're right-
Risk as % of account-
Reward : Risk-
Notional / margin-
Leverage used / allowed-
3 · What This Lot Size Does
Losses in a row to breach-
Winners to pass-
Losses today before daily breach-
Binding constraint-
Expectancy per trade-
Expected $ per day-
Realistic days to pass-
Expected worst losing streak-
Verdict on this lot size-
4 · Your Trading Style
Recommended lot size-
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Risk per trade at that size-
Losses in a row it survives-
Days to pass at that size-
Calendar time-
Sized so the losing streak you should expect at your win rate, plus your spare losses, still doesn't breach. Then the honest time to pass at that size.
5 · Lot Size Ladder — same pair, same stop, different sizes
Lots
Risk / loss
% of account
Losses to breach
Losses/day
$ per win
Expected $/day
Days to pass
Verdict
Your entered size is highlighted blue, the recommendation green. Notice how "days to pass" barely improves as you size up, while "losses to breach" collapses. That trade is almost never worth it.
Education only, not financial advice. Arithmetic on numbers you type in. No market prediction, no recommendation to trade or to buy any account.
On DXTrade crypto 1 lot = 1 unit of the base asset, so a loss = lots × stop distance in price points. Verify every figure against DXTrade's own SL readout before entering.
Rules from the Tradeify Crypto help centre (July 2026): standard accounts 3% daily hard breach + 6% max loss (static on evaluations, trailing when funded); APE-X no daily limit, 4% trailing floor on live equity, 6% target.
Spreads, funding and slippage are not modelled and will make real results slightly worse than these figures.