Bitget TraderPro Challenge Rules and Elite Trader Profit Sharing

Summary

This guide outlines the two stages of Bitget’s TraderPro program: qualifying through a demo challenge and then trading through an elite trader sub-account. The demo criteria include a minimum number of trading days, a return threshold maintained for a specified period, and limits on daily and overall losses. It also requires ongoing trading activity and no open orders when assessed. The guide lists leverage-linked take-profit and stop-loss ratios, though it does not explain how to apply them across different positions or market conditions.

After qualification and identity verification, an elite trader receives a futures sub-account funded in USDT. Profit sharing is reviewed against weekly performance and rule compliance, with the share ratio able to rise or fall by one tier. Settlements occur weekly under stated account-balance conditions, and funds in the sub-account cannot be withdrawn or transferred by the trader. These are program-specific terms, not evidence that the challenge rules produce profitable trading; the guide offers no independent performance data or risk-adjusted results.

Key ideas

• The demo challenge sets return, duration, activity, and loss-limit requirements.
• The guide specifies limits for daily losses, account losses, and position losses.
• Elite traders use a dedicated, USDT-funded futures sub-account after verification.
• Profit-share tiers can change based on rule compliance and weekly results.
• Settlements follow a weekly schedule and account-balance condition.

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