Rule Log · Lucid Trading

The VAULT code takes 40% off LucidDaily. It had been due to end 28 August at 5 PM EST with a limit of five uses per trader. The firm extended it to 14 September at 5 PM EST and removed the use limit entirely, giving as its reason a wish to gather a larger sample of data on the Daily product. The discount itself did not move, and no price in this site's data changes because of this entry. This is the first time-boxed campaign recorded in this log: the earlier rule was to record only codes carrying no end date, on the grounds that a dated campaign is marketing rather than price. That rule has been dropped. The firm writes EST, which this site transcribes as published; the eastern United States observes daylight time on both of these dates.

Traders based in China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore and Malaysia can no longer be paid in cryptocurrency and are paid through WorkMarket instead. The firm states that nothing else changes: accounts, evaluations, funded status, payout eligibility, profit splits and payout schedule are all unaffected, and it describes the change as touching how a trader is paid rather than whether, when or how much. The stated reason is coordinated fraudulent activity concentrated in crypto payouts from these regions, with over 100 wallet addresses receiving payouts on behalf of 277 separate trader accounts. Affected traders are prompted to create a WorkMarket profile at the point of payout. This site records the change against every funded plan because it turns on the trader's location rather than the product. Live accounts are not listed: the announcement does not name them and this site will not infer coverage the firm did not state.

The daily loss limit became optional on Pro and was extended to Flex, so every size on both lines now sells in two forms: DLL On at a lower price, DLL Off at a higher one. The firm describes this as making permanent a limited run it had already tried on Pro, and notes that the daily loss limit had launched as a core feature on Daily. A launch bonus stacks a further discount on DLL On purchases of Pro and Flex, with no cap on uses and no end date given beyond the firm saying it ends when it says so. This entry records the structural change only. It carries no price figures because this site's data was first defined on 18 August, after the change, so there is no earlier reading here to compare against; what the two forms cost before that date is not something this site can state. The change falls inside the broadcast window that begins 26 July, which is why it is recorded at all.