The no-consistency rule means we don't dictate how your profit is distributed across your trading days — you can have big days and quiet days and still qualify for a payout. That freedom stays.
What it doesn't allow is deliberately loading almost all your profit into one day and then placing bare-minimum trades just to tick off the required profitable days and unlock a withdrawal. That isn't a strategy with an edge — it's gaming the payout requirement, and it closely mirrors external and cross-account hedging, where one leg of a position is offset on a separate account or at another firm so the losing side is sacrificed and the winning side is withdrawn here as profit. Our goal is to find traders with a genuine edge and a repeatable strategy we can promote to GFF Live for mutual benefit.
For example: a $2,500 day alongside $500–600 on your other days is exactly how PRO is meant to work, and you'll be paid. But a $2,500 day followed by aiming for the bare minimum (~$110, or 0.2%) on every other day just to complete your profitable days is gaming the system rather than trading an edge — and that's what this rule addresses.