I nearly blew both accounts on day one. Today they paid me $4,000.
When I first passed these two evaluations, I made the classic mistake of trying to build the funded accounts too quickly.
I hit the DLL on both accounts during the very first day and lost around $1,200 per account, leaving myself dangerously close to the MLL. It honestly felt like I had gone through the entire evaluation process just to throw everything away immediately.
Instead of resetting them, I reduced the risk and slowly worked my way back.
Five qualifying green days later, both accounts have now paid out $2,000 each — $4,000 in total.
Combined with the payout from my original account, that’s now $6,000 in payout certificates while all three funded accounts are still active.
I’ve connected all three accounts to my trade copier and placed a hard $700 DLL on each. The next goal isn’t to rush another withdrawal. I want to build another $5,000–$7,000 on each account, take a controlled payout and continue working toward live.
I may eventually add two more accounts, but for now I want to prove that I can manage three without allowing one bad decision to be multiplied across all of them.
Passing evaluations is one thing. Keeping the accounts and repeatedly getting paid is the actual test.
For anyone who has scaled from three to five accounts: did the extra scale help, or did it mainly multiply your mistakes?