Prop Firms With Static Drawdown
Your drawdown floor never moves. These prop firms use static (non-trailing) drawdown — the most forgiving type.
Public Evidence Status
Ready public-evidence plans are sorted ahead of partial or unavailable plans when possible, and missing public fields cannot look favorable in the ranking.
0 ready1 lower-confidence0 unavailable
1
Estimated ranking: assumption-based evidence is labeled before comparison.
$22.5
Why this rank
Labeled lower-confidence rankingEstimated
This ranking uses drawdown evidence with estimated model inputs. Numeric output can run, but at least one input is an explicit assumption or legacy fallback rather than confirmed ordinary public evidence.
Informational comparison from ordinary public product/help/rule material. Missing public values stay visible as blockers instead of being treated as neutral.
Primary model note: rankings prioritize rule-derived difficulty, economic friction, constraints, and trader fit from ordinary public product/rule evidence; EV/pass probability are secondary scenario comparison estimates.
Rule-derived ranking blocked by missing public fields: drawdown_type, max_drawdown_dollars.
2 legacy fallback
Ranking reasons
Estimated ranking: assumption-based evidence is labeled before comparison.Estimated model output (assumed inputs): drawdown_type, max_drawdown_dollarsStatic drawdown
Blocking public fields
drawdown_typemax_drawdown_dollars
Frequently Asked Questions
What is static drawdown?
Static drawdown means your maximum loss limit stays at a fixed dollar amount below your starting balance — it never moves up as you profit.
Is static or trailing drawdown better?
Static drawdown is more forgiving because profits don't raise your floor. Trailing drawdown protects profits but can breach on pullbacks.