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DayTraders.com vs BluSky

DayTraders.com: one-step evaluation, trailing (end of day) drawdown, entry fee $105 for the 50k account. BluSky: two-step evaluation, trailing (end of day) drawdown, entry fee $59 for the 50k account. Every value below comes from each firm’s own page, except the PFT Scout Score, which is our own rating.

Oldest figure on this page checked 2026-10-19. Firms change fees and rules often.

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CriterionDayTraders.comBluSky
PFT Scout Score54 of 10055 of 100
Trustpilot4.6 from 508 reviews4.7 from 941 reviews
Evaluation modelOne-stepTwo-step
Entry fee (50k)$105$59
Profit split100%90%
Profit target6%6%
Max drawdown4%4%
Drawdown typeTrailing (end of day)Trailing (end of day)
Daily loss limit2.5%None stated
Minimum trading days22
Account sizes25k · 50k · 150k · 300k50k · 100k · 200k
In business3 yrs · 2023Not stated
Claimed payoutsNot stated$15M (claimed)
Max payout (first)$2,000$2,500
Payout cycleEvery 8 qualifying days, minimum $500Daily Monday to Friday, minimum $500
PlatformsRithmic, ArcTrader, R | Trader Pro, Bookmap, WealthCharts, ATAS, Finamark, Jigsaw Trading, MotiveWave, Quantower, Sierra Chart, VolFix, OnyxRithmic, Tradovate, Volumetrica, Tickblaze, Tradesea, ATAS, NinjaTrader, TradingView, DeepCharts, DeepDOM, R | Trader Pro, MotiveWave, Quantower, Jigsaw Trading, Sierra Chart, Bookmap, Onyx, TrendSpider
News tradingAllowedAllowed
Hold over weekendAllowedNot allowed
AvailabilityA list of excluded countries is published, including Cyprus, Russia, Turkey, Ukraine and China. Positions held over the close are subject to mark-to-market adjustments and are not closed for the trader.A long list of unsupported countries is published in the help centre, including Romania, Croatia, Slovenia, Malta, Russia and Turkey.
Last checked2026-10-192026-10-19
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Consistency rule

How each firm words its best-day limit, stage by stage. Check your own numbers against either one with the consistency calculator.

DayTraders.com

  • EvaluationAt most 50% of total profit on a single day.
  • ProAt most 30% of total profit on a single day.
  • S2FAt most 20% of total profit on a single day.
  • S2LAt most 25% of total profit on a single day.

Source: daytraders.com/help/articles/9917782-consistency-rule, checked 2026-10-19

BluSky

  • Evaluation, Propel plansThe biggest day may not exceed 34% of profit. The 300K plan uses 21%.
  • Evaluation, Launch plansThe limit is 50% in the help centre (the configurator shows 55%).
  • Buffer Zone, Launch and Propel plansThe limit stays at 34% in the buffer phase (21% on the 300K plan).
  • Evaluation, Orbit plansThe firm states no consistency rule in the Orbit evaluation.
  • Orbit, Sim FundedA 40% rule applies while Sim Funded: the largest single profitable day is compared with the sum of the profitable days, losing days excluded.
  • Launch and Propel, Sim FundedThe firm's plan pages state no consistency rule for the Sim Funded phase.
  • Instant Funding (Direct to Funded, Instant Sim Funded)The firm names 21% consistency. The source does not say which base it is measured against.

Source: help.blusky.pro/en/articles/14462222-understanding-the-consistency-rule, checked 2026-10-19

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