Maven Drawdown Type: Static vs Trailing Explained
Maven uses static drawdown — static or trailing max drawdown. Your loss floor is static relative to the challenge baseline — early losses permanently reduce margin for error.
Developer-trader breakdown of Maven Trading drawdown mechanics.
How This Firm Measures Drawdown
Maven uses a static drawdown model: Static or trailing max drawdown.
Static means the floor is fixed from starting balance or a defined baseline — easier to model but less forgiving of early drawdown.
Trading Implications
- Treat early drawdown as permanent capacity loss
- Respect daily loss limits on evaluation independently of max loss
- Simulate paths in Prop Survival before increasing size
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FAQ
Is Maven drawdown trailing or static?
Static — Static or trailing max drawdown.