Phase 1 and Phase 2 crypto challenge comparison

Evaluation

Phase 1 vs Phase 2: what changes in the MOJA challenge

Both phases use the same drawdown framework but different profit targets. Treat them as two exams with the same risk rules — not two different strategies.

Side-by-side comparison

Phase 1 — prove edge

+8% profit target. 5% daily / 10% max drawdown. Minimum 7 trading days with at least one trade per day. Goal: show you can grow without breaking limits.

Phase 2 — prove consistency

+5% profit target (lower, but after Phase 1 fatigue). Same 5% / 10% drawdown. Another 7 minimum days. Goal: confirm discipline is repeatable, not luck.

What stays the same in both phases

Spot-only trading on the MOJA terminal — no futures or margin.

Daily loss measured from UTC day open balance.

Max loss measured from phase starting balance.

Manual discretionary trading — no bots or copy trading.

Instant fail if either drawdown limit is breached.

How to transition Phase 1 → Phase 2

Do not change strategy overnight

What passed Phase 1 should be refined, not replaced. Phase 2 fails often come from overconfidence after Phase 1.

Reduce size slightly

A +5% target needs less aggression than +8%. Protect the 7-day minimum by trading smaller, high-quality setups.

Track UTC drawdown daily

Same rules, but mental fatigue increases. Stop at 70% of daily limit even in Phase 2.

Ready for Phase 1?

Pick your capital size and start with published targets and drawdown limits.

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