PropScholar Has Removed the Consistency Rule

PropScholar has officially removed the consistency rule from all trading accounts.

This change applies to all existing accounts as well as any future accounts. It is part of our long-term commitment to creating a fair, trader-friendly evaluation environment.

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Why the Consistency Rule Was Removed

Consistency rules are one of the most common reasons skilled traders fail evaluations.

While intended to encourage discipline, these rules often punish legitimate strategies, flexible risk management, and strong market execution.

PropScholar does not believe that performance should be restricted by artificial profit distribution rules.

Trading performance should be judged on risk control and overall execution, not on how evenly profits are spread across days.

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What Replaces the Consistency Rule

Instead of a consistency rule, PropScholar now uses a minimum profitable days requirement.

The new structure is simple and clear:

• Minimum profitable days: 3 days
• Each profitable day must achieve 0.75%

This ensures traders demonstrate repeatable execution without forcing unnatural trade distribution.

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What Remains Unchanged

Removing the consistency rule does not add restrictions. In fact, the rest of the evaluation remains fully trader friendly.

• No news trading restriction
• No lot size limit
• No minimum holding rule
• Weekend holding allowed
• Zero spread environment

Traders are free to trade based on their strategy, timing, and market conditions.

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A More Trader Friendly Evaluation Model

PropScholar is not a traditional prop firm.

This gives us the flexibility to design evaluations that are fair, realistic, and focused on skill.

The removal of the consistency rule is another step toward simplifying evaluations and removing failure traps.

The goal is not to make trading easy. The goal is to make evaluations honest.

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Continuous Improvement Is Part of the Mission

PropScholar has been improving consistently over the past year.

Every change we make is based on trader feedback, real performance data, and long-term sustainability.

We will continue refining the evaluation model to better reflect how real trading works.

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What This Means for Traders

Traders can now:

• Trade without worrying about daily profit distribution
• Focus on risk management instead of rule avoidance
• Execute strong setups without holding back
• Build confidence under fair conditions

This change removes pressure and restores clarity.

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Conclusion

The consistency rule has been removed from all PropScholar accounts.

In its place is a simpler, fairer requirement that respects real trading behavior.

This is the evaluation style PropScholar is carefully crafting — trader first, transparent, and built for growth.

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TLDR

PropScholar has removed the consistency rule from all accounts. It is replaced with a requirement of three profitable days at 0.75% each. There are still no news restrictions, no lot limits, no minimum holding rule, weekend holding is allowed, and trading is done with zero spread. The evaluation is now more trader friendly and skill focused.