E8 Markets · 50K account

E8 Markets 50K: the rules, and what they let you risk

Every rule of the E8 Markets 50K account: $4,000 of static drawdown, a $2,500 daily loss limit, a $4,000 profit target — and what each number lets you actually risk.

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Prop firmsE8 Markets › 50K

The account in one table

Account size$50,000
Maximum drawdown$4,000
Drawdown typestatic
Daily loss limit$2,500
Profit target$4,000
Consistency rulenone
Minimum trading daysnone

Typical values for this account, editable in Propbook. Firms revise their terms — check yours.

What those numbers actually mean

Maximum full losing days before the account is gone1
One full daily loss, as a share of your drawdown62%
Target as a share of the drawdown100%
Green days needed at $300 a day14

Worked out from the rules above. The daily figure assumes steady days, not one big one — the consistency rule is there precisely to stop that.

The drawdown, in plain terms

With static, the line never moves: profit you make is yours to give back down to the original floor. Propbook recalculates that line after every day you log, on this account and on every other one you hold, and pings you on Telegram while you can still stop.

FAQ

How much can I lose in one day on the E8 Markets 50K?

$2,500, and that is the hard stop — a single session cannot take more.

What is the drawdown on the E8 Markets 50K?

$4,000 of static drawdown. With static, the line never moves: profit you make is yours to give back down to the original floor.

How long does it take to pass?

However long it takes to make $4,000 — there is no minimum number of days on this account.

Are these numbers current?

They are the preset Propbook ships for this account, checked against E8 Markets's public pages. Firms change their terms without notice, so confirm before buying — and every value stays editable in the app.

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