Bulenox rules: drawdown, daily loss and reset time

Bulenox Qualification (EOD drawdown): a $1,500 to $9,000 profit target, a $500 to $3,300 daily loss limit that pauses trading for the day when hit, with no reset time on record, and a $1,500 to $4,500 end-of-day trailing maximum loss. The dollar limits depend on the account size. Read from Bulenox's own rules page and last verified on September 13, 2026.

Verified on against Bulenox’s own rules: bulenox.com/help-center/qualification. Consistry re-reads every firm’s pages weekly.

Bulenox rules by program

Bulenox Qualification (EOD drawdown)

Verified September 13, 2026 · source

Bulenox Qualification (EOD drawdown): a $1,500 to $9,000 profit target, a $500 to $3,300 daily loss limit that pauses trading for the day when hit, with no reset time on record, and a $1,500 to $4,500 end-of-day trailing maximum loss. The dollar limits depend on the account size.

Bulenox Qualification (EOD drawdown) limits
Account sizeProfit targetDaily loss limitMaximum loss
$25,000$1,500$500 (pauses the day)$1,500
$50,000$3,000$1,100 (pauses the day)$2,500
$100,000$6,000$2,200 (pauses the day)$3,000
$150,000$9,000$3,300 (pauses the day)$4,500
Daily reset
The firm's own reset time is not recorded in the verified rules. Consistry tracks this futures program on the CME trading-day roll at 17:00 New York time.
Daily loss calculation
The limit is a dollar amount that depends on the account size ($500 to $3,300). Hitting it pauses trading for the day and the account survives.
Maximum loss
The maximum loss is $1,500 to $4,500, trailing: it follows the peak and it is recalculated once at the end of the trading day. It sits a fixed distance behind the peak. The verified rules record no lock point.
Minimum trading days
Not recorded in the verified rules.
Consistency rule
Yes, a 40% best-day rule.
News trading
Allowed. No blackout windows and no forced flattening, CPI, FOMC and NFP explicitly tradeable. source

Program notes. One-time fee with 30 days of access. The daily loss limit pauses the account for the day rather than failing it. First $10,000 of profit is paid at 100%.

What Bulenox says

These sentences are copied from Bulenox’s own pages and stored next to the numbers above. Each links to the page it came from.

Maximum loss type · Bulenox Qualification (EOD drawdown)
“Unlike a trailing drawdown, it is based only on your closing account balance. Intraday fluctuations do not affect your threshold.”

Source: bulenox.com/help-center/qualification

Daily loss limit · Bulenox Qualification (EOD drawdown)
“The Daily Loss Limit is the maximum amount your account can lose during a single trading day.”

Source: bulenox.com/help-center/qualification

What hitting the daily limit does · Bulenox Qualification (EOD drawdown)
“The daily loss limit pauses your trading for the day instead of closing the account.”

Source: bulenox.com

Bulenox rules, questions answered

Does Bulenox have a trailing drawdown?

Bulenox Qualification (EOD drawdown): Yes. The maximum loss trails the peak. It is recalculated once at the end of the trading day. It sits a fixed distance behind the peak. The verified rules record no lock point.

When does the daily loss limit reset at Bulenox?

Bulenox Qualification (EOD drawdown): The firm's own reset time is not recorded in the verified rules. Consistry tracks this futures program on the CME trading-day roll at 17:00 New York time.

How is the daily loss limit calculated at Bulenox?

Bulenox Qualification (EOD drawdown): The limit is a dollar amount that depends on the account size ($500 to $3,300). Hitting it pauses trading for the day and the account survives.

Does Bulenox have a consistency rule?

Bulenox Qualification (EOD drawdown): Yes, a 40% best-day rule.

What is the minimum number of trading days at Bulenox?

Bulenox Qualification (EOD drawdown): The verified rules do not record a minimum number of trading days.

Can I trade news at Bulenox?

Bulenox Qualification (EOD drawdown): Allowed. No blackout windows and no forced flattening, CPI, FOMC and NFP explicitly tradeable.

Tracking Bulenox rules automatically

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Rules change and firms run promotions. Everything on this page is re-checked weekly and dated, but the account you are trading is the final word: confirm the live numbers in your Bulenox dashboard before you rely on them.