Live Funding Capacity
🧱 Drawdown Allocation Exposure (DAE) explained
To keep payouts fair and sustainable, we limit how many traders can go live based on the DAE. This helps protect the Community Payout Pool and ensures top-performing traders get funded.
📐 How It Works
We calculate the Drawdown Allocation Exposure (DAE) using this formula:
DAE = (Total Net Pool Inflow × 2.0) − Total Funded Trader Exposure
Total Net Pool inflow = (50% of Total Evaluation Fees) − (Refunds + Withdrawals + Hedge Costs + Airdrops)
The Allocation Multiplier determines how much total drawdown the pool can absorb across all live accounts.
Total Live Trader Exposure = Combined static max drawdowns of all active live sim accounts
Allocation Policy Explained
Example: If the protocol has generated $200,000 in evaluation fees to date:
50% of that goes to the pool = $100,000
After deducting $20,000 in refunds, withdrawals, hedge costs, and airdrops → Net Pool Inflow = $80,000
Total Live Trader Exposure = $40,000
With a 2.0× multiplier
The Live Funding Capacity (DAE)= ($80,000x2) - $40,000 = $120,000
This means a maximum of $120,000 in combined static drawdown from active funded accounts can be live at any time.
⏳ First-Come, First-Serve
We do not pre-assign funding slots. Instead, the available DAE is allocated dynamically to passing traders on a first-come, first-serve basis. Once the threshold is reached, additional passing traders are either:
Offered a 120% refund payout (20% ROI on their challenge fee)
Deferred until exposure becomes available again through pool growth or live sim account liquidations
This ensures fairness and gives all traders equal opportunity to claim their live account when capacity allows.
🔄 Why This Matters
This system protects the integrity of the pool by:
Preventing overexposure from large funded accounts
Encouraging early performance and timely passes
Preserving long-term sustainability for all participants
📊 How Can I Track These Stats?
In your Pool Dashboard or in the #Stats Discord channel server
🔧 Future Adjustments
As the protocol grows and our risk engine evolves, we may adjust the Allocation Multiplier between 2.0x and 2.5x based on:
Pool size and liquidity
Trader performance data
Hedge engine profitability
Community governance decisions (post-beta)
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