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No. Coinbase or another disclosed provider supplies market data only. Long, short, stop-loss, take-profit, and close actions are processed entirely inside Mammeth’s simulated order engine.

1. Create a Mammeth account with a secure password.
2. Choose a $1,500, $3,000, or $6,000 simulated evaluation.
3. Review the exact rule snapshot before checkout.
4. After a verified one-time payment, open the created simulated account and begin trading.

Current status: registration is available, but paid checkout remains disabled while a suitable payment processor is reviewed.

Each tier uses a 20% target, 10% maximum total drawdown, and 5% daily-loss limit.

Every requirement must be satisfied at the same time:

• Reach the applicable simulated profit target and required account equity.
• Remain above the maximum-drawdown floor.
• Do not exceed the daily-loss limit.
• Complete at least five separate UTC trading days.
• Record at least three profitable days of +$15 or more.
• Close at least ten simulated trades.
• Keep largest-day consistency at 40% or less.
• Have no disqualifying rule violation.

The daily-loss check uses account equity, including realized and unrealized simulated P/L. This prevents an open losing position from bypassing the rule.

The initial limits are $75, $150, and $300 for the three evaluation sizes. The dashboard warns at 50%, 75%, and 90% of the allowance. Reaching the limit fails the evaluation.

If total simulated profit is $300 and the largest profitable day is $80, consistency is 26.7% and passes. If the largest day is $180, consistency is 60%.

Being above 40% does not fail the evaluation. The status becomes “Profit Target Reached — Consistency Requirement Not Yet Met,” and you continue trading until the percentage is 40% or lower.

The account status changes to FAILED, applicable open positions are closed, and the exact reason is recorded. Common initial failure reasons are maximum total drawdown and maximum daily loss.

A losing day, slow progress, or consistency temporarily above 40% does not automatically fail the account. A retry is a separate purchase and is never automatically billed.

The server reads the current ETH reference price and applies the configured spread, slippage, fees, position size, and leverage rules consistently. The resulting simulated entry or exit is stored with provider and server timestamps.

Execution rules do not change because a trader is winning or losing. Browser calculations are for display only; the server record is authoritative.

• Balance: the virtual balance after closed simulated trades.
• Unrealized P/L: the current result of an open simulated position.
• Equity: balance plus unrealized P/L.
• Realized P/L: the result recorded when a simulated position closes.

Stop-loss and take-profit levels are optional instructions attached to the simulated position. When reliable market data reaches the configured trigger, the server closes the position using the documented simulated execution method.

Stops do not guarantee an exact result because configured spread and slippage may apply. A liquidation or account-rule event can also force a simulated position closed.

Mammeth does not invent prices. New simulated order execution pauses and the interface displays “Market Data Temporarily Unavailable.” Accounts are not failed solely because the market-data provider disconnects.

Refresh after the status page reports recovery. Do not repeatedly submit the same order while an availability message is displayed.

Provide the account number, trade number, direction, approximate UTC time, expected behavior, and the specific result you are questioning. Mammeth can review the stored provider, pair, reference price, provider timestamp, server timestamp, entry, exit, and execution reason.

Never send your password, full payment-card number, API credentials, or unrelated identity documents.

An upgrade belongs to that specific Performance Account and ends if that account is closed or fails.

Example: $600 qualifying simulated profit on Performance 20 produces $120 at a 20% split. Because the initial cap is $150, the available reward is $120.

Virtual balance is never withdrawn. An approved payment is a separate company-funded cash performance reward.

Initial requirements include five qualifying trading days, three profitable days of at least +$15, a largest profitable day no greater than 50% of the qualifying profit used for the request, an active account, and no disqualifying violation.

Consistency above 50% delays eligibility; it does not fail the Performance Account.

• PENDING: request received.
• UNDER_REVIEW: account, rules, identity, or fraud checks are in progress.
• APPROVED: request approved for payment processing.
• PAID: payment recorded as completed.
• REJECTED: request denied with a reason.
• CANCELLED: request withdrawn or administratively cancelled.

Entry Assist is an optional $9.99/month analytics tool that combines technical market observations into setup states and a 0–100 score. It may include trend, momentum, RSI, stochastic, MACD, EMA, ATR, volume, support/resistance, and multi-timeframe alignment.

It never places a trade and does not guarantee profitable results. You make every simulated trading decision.

No. Entry Assist is separate from evaluations and Performance Accounts. Cancelling it removes premium analytics access at the applicable subscription boundary but does not cancel an evaluation, close a Performance Account, or change reward eligibility.

Subscription activation, cancellation, and reactivation will be enabled when an approved payment processor is connected.

• Evaluations and retries are one-time purchases.
• Performance 20 and Performance 50 are one-time activations for a specific account.
• Entry Assist is the only planned recurring subscription.

Checkout is currently disabled while Mammeth reviews a suitable payment processor. No evaluation, upgrade, or subscription is activated without a verified provider confirmation. Final refund and cancellation terms will be shown before paid launch and before payment authorization.

• Use a unique password of at least ten characters.
• Do not share a login or reuse passwords from other services.
• Sign out on shared devices.
• Ignore anyone asking for your password, full card number, or API credentials.
• Open a secure support case if you notice unfamiliar activity.

Mammeth uses password hashing, secure sessions, CSRF protection, server-side validation, prepared queries, role-based administration, and audit logs.

Users cannot edit executed entry or exit prices, simulated P/L, market timestamps, account balances, evaluation outcomes, or rule violations. These records are server-controlled to preserve integrity.

Optional journal notes may be editable, but changing a note does not change the underlying simulated execution record.