Ascent and Accelerated are presented with different drawdown approaches. Put your trading routine beside those differences before choosing the cheaper-looking entry.
Blueberry’s public page contains more than one comparison table. Before purchasing, use the selected Ascent or Accelerated checkout and ask support to resolve any label or rule mismatch. An unclear configuration should stay a question, not become an assumed benefit.
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Compare an intraday trail with an EOD calculation. Check whether unrealised profit moves the floor on the exact account.
Check the evaluation access period, renewal and reset terms together.
Read the funded consistency requirements separately from the evaluation’s conditions.
Keep account size constant while comparing routes.
Resolve conflicting labels before checkout.
Check the conditions that apply after the assessment.
Compare the programme, account size and fees together. Simulated capital is not your purchase price.
An evaluation presented with EOD drawdown.
Traders comparing when the loss floor changes.
Read the funded rule set as well as the entry table.
An alternative evaluation presented with trailing drawdown.
Traders comfortable checking the moving threshold during their routine.
Do not treat its drawdown calculation as identical to Ascent.
Two plans can display the same percentage and still behave differently.
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Drawdown, timing and funded rules can differ even at the same displayed account balance.
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