How the rules differ
Drawdown. Alpha Futures: Zero MLL: $1K/$2K/$3K. Advanced MLL: $1.75K/$3.5K/$5.25K. Direct MLL: $1K/$2K/$3K/$4.5K. Bulenox: Option 1 uses trailing drawdown; Option 2 uses EOD/Scaling/DLL grid. Drawdown $1.5K/$2.5K/$3K/$4.5K/$5.5K.
Payouts. Alpha Futures: 90% profit split from the start on all 3 plans, no tiered ramp. Zero and Advanced withdrawals are gated behind 5 winning days of $200+ profit each; Direct withdrawals are gated behind its per-size Withdrawal Profit Target (resets each cycle, no carryover) plus the 20% consistency rule, not winning days. Zero caps: $1K/$1.5K/$2.5K. Advanced: $1K min/$15K max per request. Direct caps: $1K/$2K/$2.5K/$3K. Bulenox: Master Account pays the Trader directly: first $10,000 withdrawn commission-free, then the company takes 10% of profit (Trader keeps 90%). Payout requests need at least 10 individual trading days completed, processed weekly on Wednesdays, $1,000 minimum withdrawal. After three successful Master Account payouts, qualified traders may transition to a Funded Account at risk-team discretion; active Master Accounts consolidate. Funded Accounts carry a balance cap by size, effective April 28, 2025: $25K account capped at $2.5K, $50K at $5K, $100K at $10K, $150K at $15K, $250K at $25K.
Cost beyond the sticker. Alpha Futures runs a Zero and Advanced: monthly subscription during evaluation. Direct: one-time fee, no subscription, skips evaluation. model — 90% split from day one on all 3 plans; Direct's one-time fee skips evaluation entirely for immediate funded access, trading a higher upfront cost for no monthly bill. Bulenox runs a Monthly subscription evaluation model — Master-to-Funded transition and account consolidation can change realized economics after payouts.