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“Maintains” removed from the Martingale definition
“Maintaining position size after losses” was removed from the definition of Martingale; only trading that progressively, aggressively or exponentially increases size after losses is covered.
The prohibition is narrower. No other figures or permissions changed.
Source: superfunded.com
Rules and Conditions → V2 (2026-08-31 edition)
This row summarizes the version update to V2. The specific changes are listed in each V2 row.
Source:superfunded.com
Rules V2 31.08.26: introduced a lifetime payout cap on Free Accounts
It applies only to free accounts, but a new lifetime payout cap limits future rewards, an effective change. B, because the scope is limited. We have not confirmed forfeiture of profits already earned.
Source:web.archive.org superfunded.com
Rules V2 31.08.26: changed excess-exposure measure from lot count to notional value
We do not know the threshold values or instruments, so we cannot tell whether this is only a conversion from lots to amounts or the actual limit became stricter. No severity is assigned.
Source:web.archive.org superfunded.com
Rules V2 24.03.26: broadened martingale definition to stepping up or maintaining lots progressively and aggressively, regardless of unrealized or realized losses
The existing martingale ban was extended to increasing or keeping lot size regardless of profit or loss. Ordinary size adjustments could also be treated as violations, and the scope the firm can ban at its discretion widened greatly, so A.
Source:web.archive.org web.archive.org
Rules V2 29.01.26: if trading is judged gambling-like, extend the 5% profit cap to three further payouts; payout amount becomes the “requested amount (up to the profit cap)”
The 5% profit cap existed before. Now, after a trader is judged to be gambling, the cap can be extended for three more payouts, widening payout penalties in both amount and duration.
Source:web.archive.org web.archive.org
Rules V2: reduced 2 Step leverage: FX 1:100 → 1:50, commodities 1:30 → 1:10, indices 1:50 → 1:20, crypto 1:5 → 1:2
On 2 Step’s main instruments, leverage fell to about 1/2 to 1/3. Tradable size on the affected plans falls, but no profit forfeiture or forced closing of existing positions was added, so B.
Source:web.archive.org web.archive.org
Rules V2: changed daily drawdown basis from equity to balance
The loss basis changed from equity to balance, but the effect depends on the daily reference time and how floating P&L is treated, and we could not confirm the formula, so no severity is assigned.
Source:web.archive.org web.archive.org
Rules V2: standardized payout waiting time at 14 days (shorter than before for 2 Step)
A shorter waiting period. We have found nothing that disadvantages users.
Source:web.archive.org web.archive.org
Rules V2: changed profit dispersion limits (1 Step 50%/40% → 40%/30%; 2 Step single-trade measure → daily 30% measure) and removed volume-dispersion rule
Consistency rules existed before. This time the 1 Step threshold fell by 10 points, and 2 Step moved from a per-trade to a per-day basis. Payouts become harder, but at the same time the volume distribution rule was removed.
Source:web.archive.org web.archive.org
Rules V2: removed maximum-lot and 10-concurrent-position limits
A restriction was removed. We have found nothing that disadvantages users.
Source:web.archive.org web.archive.org
Rules V2: expanded prohibited conduct to correlated-pair hedging, gap trading and others
The ban was extended to hedging correlated pairs, gap trading and similar. It restricts a limited set of methods.
Source:web.archive.org web.archive.org
Rules V2: operator changed from Radias PTT FZ-LLC/TradeSim to Eightcap Services FZ-LLC (UAE); restricted countries updated (changed again to Eightcap International Ltd, Seychelles, in Aug 31 edition)
The operating company changed. The impact on users of changes in restricted countries or the transfer of contracts is unknown, so no severity is assigned.
Source:web.archive.org web.archive.org
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