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Quick answer
Breakout currently sells Classic, Pro and Turbo one-step evaluations. Their targets and static drawdowns differ, and the official leverage schedule is symbol-specific.
Which rules belong to each product?
Classic uses a 10% target and 6% static maximum drawdown. Pro uses 12% and 5%. Turbo uses 9% and 3%. All three use a 3% daily loss limit. Check the official loss-limit matrix.
What leverage applies now?
BTC is listed at 10x. ETH is in the 5x group. Some lower-liquidity crypto symbols are 2x or 3x. XYZ100 and S&P500 are 10x; crude oil and silver are 5x. Use the current symbol table before sizing. The terminal remains the account-level owner.
Which costs and payout gates matter?
Breakout documents 0.04% notional per buy or sell and a 0.033% daily swap rate. Eligible payout requests require no open positions or breach, at least $50 after the split, and use USDC on ERC-20. Read the fee owner and the payout process.
The bottom line
Classic gives the widest static loss room. Turbo has the lowest target and the tightest floor. Whatever the product, size from the live symbol leverage and dashboard thresholds.
Questions that still matter
Does Breakout use static drawdown?
Yes. The current maximum is 6% on Classic, 5% on Pro and 3% on Turbo.
Is BTC leverage still 5x?
No. The current official table lists BTC at 10x. ETH remains in the 5x group.
What is the payout minimum?
At least $50 after Breakout’s split, paid in approved cases as USDC on ERC-20.
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