What is the difference between Path A and Path B?

At purchase you choose one of two drawdown models — once, for the whole journey:

Path A — EOD Fixed (lower entry price):

• Tighter drawdown: $800 ($50K) / $1,600 ($100K)
• Works like a daily loss limit: a day's P&L at or below −DD is an immediate hard breach, even if your overall equity is fine
• Plus a static absolute floor: starting − 2× DD = $48,400 ($50K), starting − 1.5× DD = $97,600 ($100K), so a long losing streak cannot drift forever
• The EOD floor follows the close: it moves up and down

Path B — Trailing EOD (higher entry price):

• Wider drawdown: $1,500 ($50K) / $2,500 ($100K)
• Floor = highest end-of-day balance − DD: it rises with new peaks and never comes down

Both models evaluate the floor at the end-of-day close. From the funded phase (C1) onward the platform always applies EOD Fixed, whatever you chose; the Live account uses Trailing EOD scaled to the live capital.