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Paste your real per-trade results in R (a 2.3R winner, a full -1 loss, a -0.6partial, and so on). The sim resamples them in blocks so your actual losing streaks stay intact, instead of assuming every trade is independent. The win rate and R above are read from these while they’re here. 8+ trades needed.
Challenge verdict
Good odds — held back by a thin, uncertain sample.
Held to B: the odds rest on a thin sample — more trades would firm it up.
Risk 1.10% (~$1,100) per trade gives the best raw odds — 82% of simulated attempts pass. But you don't need to size that big: 0.90% (~$900) passes 79% of the time — nearly the same — for less blow-up risk. Over-sizing rarely buys better odds; it mostly raises the chance of a breach.
Best-odds pass rate is 82% on your point estimate, 13% at the low end of a 50-trade sample. The tighter that gap, the more your sample backs the number.
Pass odds vs. risk per trade
Every size from 0.1% to 3% of the account, 3,000 simulated attempts each.
§ Next step
Run this on your real trades, automatically.
You just sized one edge by hand. TradeTrove logs every trade, tracks your live daily-loss across a real challenge, and re-runs this Monte Carlo on your actual results — across FTMO, The5ers, FundingPips, FundedNext and Alpha Capital.
Start a free 14-day trialHow FundedNext’s rules shape your sizing
Most FundedNextaccounts don’t fail on strategy — they fail on the 10% max drawdown or the 5% daily loss limit, usually from three to five oversized trades. The calculator above sweeps every position size against those exact limits and the 10% / 5% target, then shows the one with the highest odds of clearing the challenge. The honest answer is almost always smaller than traders expect — which is the whole point of checking before you pay the fee.
§ FundedNext questions
What lot size should I use for FundedNext?
There's no single number — the safe size depends on your win rate and reward:risk. The free calculator above runs thousands of simulated FundedNext attempts against its 10% max drawdown and 5% daily loss limit and returns the position size with the best odds of passing, plus a leaner size with nearly the same odds. It's almost always smaller than traders expect.
What is FundedNext's max drawdown and daily loss limit?
FundedNext's evaluation uses a 10% overall drawdown and a 5% daily loss limit, with a 10% / 5% profit target across 6 account sizes ($6k, $15k, $25k, $50k, $100k, $200k). The full, source-dated rulebook breaks down all 16 encoded rules.
Does FundedNext allow EAs or automated trading?
Yes — FundedNext is algo-friendly, so EAs and automated strategies are allowed on the evaluation.
Informational only — a planning aid for sizing, not a promise of a payout, and TradeTrove never places trades. Rules encoded as of 2026-04-18; always confirm against FundedNext’s current terms.