Treating the Rewards Account differently from the Evaluation
Common Mistakes · Market Rush Help Center
Passing the Evaluation Does Not Mean the Rules Change
A frequent mistake is assuming that once a participant reaches the Rewards Account, the pressure is gone or the rules become flexible. This mindset often leads to looser risk control, larger position sizes, or unnecessary trades.
The Rewards Account follows the same risk parameters and behavioural expectations as the Evaluation. Drawdown limits, daily loss rules, and evaluation discipline continue to apply without exception.
Why This Mistake Leads to Lost Payouts
Participants who treat the Rewards stage casually often give back profits quickly or reach loss limits while trying to “make the most” of the account. Max Daily Loss, Max Total Loss, and other permanent-failure violations make the account ineligible for payout under the applicable terms.
How Consistent Participants Handle the Rewards Stage
Successful participants treat the Rewards Account as a continuation of the Evaluation, not a reward for past behaviour. They focus on preserving capital, maintaining emotional control, and executing the same disciplined process that helped them qualify in the first place.