Rebels Funding
Copper
4-Step Challenge
Static Drawdown
Account Size
$160,000
Price
$455
$319
Save $136
Targets & Drawdowns
Profit Target Step 1
5.0%
Profit Target Step 2
5.0%
Profit Target Step 3
5.0%
Profit Target Step 4
5.0%
Daily Drawdown
5.0%
Max Drawdown
10.0%
Drawdown Type
Static
Rules
Time Limit
Unlimited
Profit Split
80%
Payout Frequency
BI-weekly
Additional Rules
4-phase evaluation model: The Copper challenge requires traders to pass 4 consecutive phases, each with a 5% profit target.
Low target per phase: Each phase requires only 5%, making individual steps easier but requiring repeated consistency.
Static maximum drawdown: The maximum drawdown is 10% and based on balance, meaning it does not trail or increase with profits.
Daily drawdown: A 5% daily loss limit is applied and includes equity (floating losses), meaning trades can breach the account intraday.
Leverage: Up to 1:200, allowing aggressive trading but increasing exposure to drawdown violations.
Minimum activity: Traders must execute at least 4 trades per phase, which can lead to unnecessary entries.
Unlimited time: There is no time limit to complete each phase.
Profit split: Traders receive between 80% and 90% of profits once funded.
Refund policy: The fee is refunded at 200% after payout, creating additional incentive after success.
Scaling potential: Accounts can scale gradually depending on performance, starting from smaller capital allocations.
AI mentor: Included as part of the program.
Consistency fatigue: Completing 4 consecutive phases creates mental fatigue, leading to loss of discipline over time.
Repetition risk: Even though each phase is only 5%, traders must repeat the same performance multiple times, increasing failure probability.
Daily drawdown trap: The 5% equity-based daily loss can trigger a breach during open trades, especially when using high leverage.
Overtrading pressure: The 4-trade minimum per phase can push traders to take low-quality setups.
Reset frustration: Failing in later phases resets the entire process, which can lead to emotional trading and poor decisions.
Time illusion: While each phase seems easy, completing all 4 phases can take significantly longer than expected.
Low price trap: The cheap entry price can attract inexperienced traders who underestimate the difficulty of completing all phases.
This model prioritizes trader consistency over aggressive account growth, making it suitable for traders focused on steady performance rather than rapid scaling.
Low target per phase: Each phase requires only 5%, making individual steps easier but requiring repeated consistency.
Static maximum drawdown: The maximum drawdown is 10% and based on balance, meaning it does not trail or increase with profits.
Daily drawdown: A 5% daily loss limit is applied and includes equity (floating losses), meaning trades can breach the account intraday.
Leverage: Up to 1:200, allowing aggressive trading but increasing exposure to drawdown violations.
Minimum activity: Traders must execute at least 4 trades per phase, which can lead to unnecessary entries.
Unlimited time: There is no time limit to complete each phase.
Profit split: Traders receive between 80% and 90% of profits once funded.
Refund policy: The fee is refunded at 200% after payout, creating additional incentive after success.
Scaling potential: Accounts can scale gradually depending on performance, starting from smaller capital allocations.
AI mentor: Included as part of the program.
Consistency fatigue: Completing 4 consecutive phases creates mental fatigue, leading to loss of discipline over time.
Repetition risk: Even though each phase is only 5%, traders must repeat the same performance multiple times, increasing failure probability.
Daily drawdown trap: The 5% equity-based daily loss can trigger a breach during open trades, especially when using high leverage.
Overtrading pressure: The 4-trade minimum per phase can push traders to take low-quality setups.
Reset frustration: Failing in later phases resets the entire process, which can lead to emotional trading and poor decisions.
Time illusion: While each phase seems easy, completing all 4 phases can take significantly longer than expected.
Low price trap: The cheap entry price can attract inexperienced traders who underestimate the difficulty of completing all phases.
This model prioritizes trader consistency over aggressive account growth, making it suitable for traders focused on steady performance rather than rapid scaling.
Scaling Plan
RebelsFunding Copper includes a gradual scaling model based on long-term consistency.
Unlike instant funding programs, scaling is not aggressive and requires traders to prove performance across multiple stages.
Account growth is incremental and depends on profitability and payout history rather than fixed milestones.
This model is designed to filter disciplined traders and reward consistency over time rather than short-term performance.
Unlike instant funding programs, scaling is not aggressive and requires traders to prove performance across multiple stages.
Account growth is incremental and depends on profitability and payout history rather than fixed milestones.
This model is designed to filter disciplined traders and reward consistency over time rather than short-term performance.
