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MIZORA LABS / FLIP DROP
Start small.
Face the
final boss.
One $1K simulated account. One practice round.
Three reward rounds. One final boss.
Cash out between rounds, or put your stack on the line.
Up to 5× your entry in total. Rewards are conditional.
Beta drop · Soon.
FLIP / THE 5× FINISH
SMALL ENTRY. FULL JOURNEY.
$5→$25
ENTRYMAXIMUM TOTAL CASHOUT
SAME $1K SIMULATED ACCOUNT
$40→$200
ENTRYMAXIMUM TOTAL CASHOUT
ONE PRACTICE + FOUR REWARD ROUNDSPASS TO UNLOCK
THE ACCOUNT$1,000 simulated
THE OBJECTIVE9% practice + rounds 1–3
THE LIMIT3% continuously trailing
THE FINISH5× entry maximum cashout
01 / YOUR PATH THROUGH FLIP
A clear next step.
At every stage.
Your entry covers the full run. Pass practice first, then choose whether to cash out or continue after each rewarded round.
AFTER PRACTICE + REWARD ROUND 1
Your first decision.
Complete practice and Round 1 to unlock a cashout equal to your entry. Take it and finish your run, or commit it to Round 2.
Practice and Rounds 1–3: +9% net profit target. Each round starts with a fresh $1,000 simulated balance and new counters.
Cash out & finish$5
OR COMMIT THE FULL STACK
Pass Round 2 to reach$7.50
Continuing puts the entire $5 at risk. Fail the next round and your unpaid reward becomes $0.
INTERACTIVE EXPLAINER / NO ACCOUNT ACTIONSThese are total cashout balances, not separate payments.
ONE STACK / TWO CHOICES
The reward is yours to decide on.
Example: a $10 entry after completing Round 2.
Total reward available$15Not $10 + $15. One total stack.
Put the full $15 at risk.
Pass Round 3$20New total reward
Fail the run$0Unpaid stack forfeited
Continuing commits the entire unpaid stack. A cash-out decision is available again after a successful round.
Practice earns no cash.
The paid attempt begins with one unpaid practice round. The standard round rules apply. Failing it ends that attempt.
The choice is between rounds.
Cash out after a completed reward round to end your run. Once you continue, the entire stack is committed until you pass or fail.
There is a defined finish.
Four rewarded rounds is the maximum. Complete the boss round to unlock 5× your entry in total. There is no fifth reward round.
ROUND 04 / THE FINAL BOSS / RISK TERMS PENDING
Double the balance.
Unlock the 5× finish.
The final round changes the objective. Start again with $1,000 in simulated capital. Reach $2,000 and meet the final boss rules to unlock the highest total cashout on your ladder.
YOUR CHOICE AFTER ROUND 3Take 2×. Or commit it for a shot at 5×.
Entering the boss round puts your entire unpaid stack at risk. Fail and it becomes $0. You cannot withdraw it mid-round.
Beta concept in development. Higher leverage is proposed for this round; the exact leverage and final risk rules will be published before entry opens. Buying power is not the same as a loss allowance.
FINAL ENCOUNTER04 / 04
BOSS NET PROFIT TARGET100%ONE FINAL ROUND
START$1,000
TARGET$2,000
Simulated balance · conditional cash reward
02 / FOUR ENTRIES. ONE ACCOUNT SIZE.
Choose your ladder.
The entry price changes your cash rewards. Every tier uses the same $1,000 simulated balance. Practice and Rounds 1–3 target +9%; the boss finale targets +100%.
| Entry fee | Practice Unpaid | Round 1 Entry earned back | Round 2 | Round 3 | Boss round 5× maximum total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $5 | $0 | $5 | $7.50 | $10 | $25 |
| $10 | $0 | $10 | $15 | $20 | $50 |
| $20 | $0 | $20 | $30 | $40 | $100 |
| $40 | $0 | $40 | $60 | $80 | $200 |
Beta entry fee$5
$1K simulated start- Practice · unpaid
- $0
- Round 1
- $5
- Round 2
- $7.50
- Round 3
- $10
- Boss · maximum total
- $25
Beta entry fee$10
$1K simulated start- Practice · unpaid
- $0
- Round 1
- $10
- Round 2
- $15
- Round 3
- $20
- Boss · maximum total
- $50
Beta entry fee$20
$1K simulated start- Practice · unpaid
- $0
- Round 1
- $20
- Round 2
- $30
- Round 3
- $40
- Boss · maximum total
- $100
Beta entry fee$40
$1K simulated start- Practice · unpaid
- $0
- Round 1
- $40
- Round 2
- $60
- Round 3
- $80
- Boss · maximum total
- $200
Example: a $10 entry that completes the boss round has $50 available in total. The earlier milestones are not paid along the way. The simulated $1,000 balance is never withdrawable.
03 / THE STANDARD ROUND RULES
Know the boundaries.
Own your decisions.
These rules cover practice and Rounds 1–3. Reaching the profit target alone does not complete a round. The boss round has a +100% target; its remaining rules are being finalised.
Build $90 in net profit.
From the $1,000 starting balance. Trading costs and losing trades count.
A $30 gap that follows.
The floor trails your highest closed balance. Equity touching it fails the run.
$10. Automatic protection.
At a $10 net loss on one idea, the server closes the position using an available executable quote. Split entries and partial exits count together. A price gap can take the loss above $10 and breach the run.
THE TRAILING FLOOR, MADE VISIBLE
As your balance climbs,
the floor follows.
The gap is always $30 from the highest closed balance. The floor never moves down and never stops at $1,000. Open losses count when equity is checked against it.
$1,000$1,090
Move the slider to compare examples. In a real round, an established floor cannot move down.
Highest closed balance$1,060
− $30Equity failure floor$1,030
Closed balance Trailing floorIllustration, not trading results
SEVEN DAYS / ONE CONSISTENT RECORD
A target is only part
of the picture.
Each qualifying day needs at least 0.5% / $5 net profit. Your best day can be no more than 20% of total net round profit, including losses. Days do not need to be consecutive.
$15Day 1
$15Day 2
$15Day 3
$15Day 4
$10Day 5
$10Day 6
$10Day 7
$5 minimum for a qualifying dayIllustrative examples · USD net profit
Round net profit$909% / $90 target
Qualifying days7 / 7Each day earns at least $5
Best-day share16.7%20% maximum
The seven days and consistency checks are met in this example. All risk limits and the requirement to finish flat still apply.
Every standard round starts again: new $1K simulated balance, new target and new qualifying days. The boss round’s remaining rules will be published before entries open.
Seven qualifying days.
One consistent record.
Each standard round needs at least seven separate days closing 0.5% / $5 or more net positive. They do not have to be consecutive.
Your best profitable day must be no more than 20% of total net round profit, including losing days. At $90 total profit, that is an $18 best-day maximum.
Made $25 on your best day? You need at least $125 net round profit to satisfy 20% consistency, as well as the other objectives.
Keep every limit intact.
The daily equity floor is $30 below the day’s opening balance. Touching either the daily floor or the trailing floor fails the run.
Close all positions to complete a round. The target, qualifying days, consistency and risk rules must all be met. Each new round resets the balance and objectives.
Seven qualifying days are required separately in practice and each of Rounds 1–3. Boss-round timing and consistency requirements will be confirmed with its final rules.
04 / NOTHING LEFT BETWEEN THE LINES
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Understand the whole run before choosing your entry.
Talk to MizoraIs the practice round free?
Practice is part of your paid attempt and earns no cash reward. It is not a free, unlimited retry. The standard round rules apply; failing practice ends that purchased attempt.
Is Round 1 an automatic refund?
No. Complete practice and rewarded Round 1 first. You can then cash out an amount equal to your entry fee and end the run, or commit that amount to Round 2. It is a conditional completion reward, not an automatic purchase refund.
Do I get paid after every round?
Your available reward changes after each completed reward round. No payment is made while you continue. Cashout is available only between rewarded rounds and ends the run. The table shows total cashout amounts, not amounts to add together.
Can I withdraw after starting the next round?
No. Continuing commits the entire unpaid reward until that round passes or fails. If you fail or breach a rule, the attempt ends and the whole unpaid stack is forfeited.
Does a higher entry buy a bigger account?
No. Every tier starts each round with the same $1,000 simulated balance. Standard rounds and the boss round have different profit targets. Entry price determines the cash reward ladder. The simulated balance is not cash you can withdraw.
Does the loss floor stop at $1,000?
For practice and Rounds 1–3, no. It keeps following the highest closed balance by a fixed $30 gap for that entire round. It does not follow unrealised highs, but your equity—including open losses—must remain above the floor.
Must the seven profitable days be consecutive?
No. In each standard round, you need seven distinct days with at least $5 net profit each, plus the $90 target, 20% consistency and all risk limits. Losing days reduce total net profit. The day counter starts again at each new round.
What is different about the boss round?
The final round asks you to double a fresh $1,000 simulated balance to $2,000, for a maximum total cashout of 5× your entry. Higher leverage is part of the concept, but no leverage ratio or final boss risk rules are confirmed yet. After Round 3 you can cash out 2× instead of entering the boss round.
Can I buy Flip now?
Flip is coming soon. This page explains the upcoming beta structure. Enrollment details and complete programme terms—including trading-day cut-offs, supported instruments and payout administration—will be available before purchase. Existing Flip accounts are a separate programme.
THE NEXT MIZORA DROP
A small entry.
A considered next move.
Flip is coming to the Mizora beta.
Follow the updates and get to know the rules first.