Rebels Funding
Silver
2-Step Challenge
Static Drawdown
Account Size
$80,000
Price
$382
$267
Save $115
Targets & Drawdowns
Profit Target Step 1
8.0%
Profit Target Step 2
5.0%
Daily Drawdown
5.0%
Max Drawdown
10.0%
Drawdown Type
Static
Rules
Time Limit
Unlimited
Profit Split
75%
Payout Frequency
BI-weekly
Additional Rules
Minimum activity rule: There is no minimum trading day requirement. Instead, traders must execute at least 6 trades per phase, allowing fast completion but also encouraging unnecessary trades if misused.
Mixed drawdown model: The maximum drawdown is static and based on balance, meaning it does not move as profits increase. However, the daily loss limit is equity-based and includes floating losses.
Intraday risk trap: Because the daily drawdown is based on equity, traders can breach the account during open trades without closing positions, especially in volatile conditions.
End-of-day contrast: While the max drawdown only updates after trades are closed, the daily loss limit is monitored in real time, creating a mismatch that can catch traders off guard.
No profit protection: The static drawdown does not increase as the account grows, meaning profits are not locked and can be fully lost.
Fast-pass potential: With no minimum trading days, traders can complete both phases quickly if profit targets are reached within a small number of trades.
Low trade requirement trap: The 6-trade minimum can create a false sense of flexibility, leading traders to take lower-quality setups.
Phase reset pressure: Failing Phase 2 after passing Phase 1 resets the entire challenge, increasing psychological pressure and often leading to overtrading.
Key insight: The combination of static max drawdown and equity-based daily loss creates a hybrid risk model that offers flexibility but increases intraday risk.
Mixed drawdown model: The maximum drawdown is static and based on balance, meaning it does not move as profits increase. However, the daily loss limit is equity-based and includes floating losses.
Intraday risk trap: Because the daily drawdown is based on equity, traders can breach the account during open trades without closing positions, especially in volatile conditions.
End-of-day contrast: While the max drawdown only updates after trades are closed, the daily loss limit is monitored in real time, creating a mismatch that can catch traders off guard.
No profit protection: The static drawdown does not increase as the account grows, meaning profits are not locked and can be fully lost.
Fast-pass potential: With no minimum trading days, traders can complete both phases quickly if profit targets are reached within a small number of trades.
Low trade requirement trap: The 6-trade minimum can create a false sense of flexibility, leading traders to take lower-quality setups.
Phase reset pressure: Failing Phase 2 after passing Phase 1 resets the entire challenge, increasing psychological pressure and often leading to overtrading.
Key insight: The combination of static max drawdown and equity-based daily loss creates a hybrid risk model that offers flexibility but increases intraday risk.
Scaling Plan
RebelsFunding Silver offers a more traditional scaling approach based on consistent performance after funding.
Unlike aggressive scaling models, account growth is gradual and depends on profitability and payout history rather than fixed milestones.
Traders who demonstrate stable performance may receive increased capital allocation over time, but scaling is not immediate or automatic.
This model is designed for traders who prefer a balanced approach between growth and risk management, without the pressure of rapid scaling requirements.
Unlike aggressive scaling models, account growth is gradual and depends on profitability and payout history rather than fixed milestones.
Traders who demonstrate stable performance may receive increased capital allocation over time, but scaling is not immediate or automatic.
This model is designed for traders who prefer a balanced approach between growth and risk management, without the pressure of rapid scaling requirements.
