Workable
GetLeveraged Turbo for ICT / SMC traders
The 6% target is reachable on a handful of high-conviction setups; trailing DD is the constraint.
Persona: 1h–4h discretionary on market structure (Inner Circle Trader / Smart Money Concepts).
Rules at a glance
GetLeveraged Turbo, the six numbers.
- Profit target
- 6.0%
- Daily loss cap
- 3.0%
- Max drawdown
- 6.0%(trailing)
- Payout cadence
- 14 days
- Recommended risk/trade
- 0.5%
- Status
- live
Persona context
How ICT / SMC traders think about prop firms.
ICT and SMC operators sit at 1h–4h timeframes with multi-leg setups (break-of-structure → fair-value-gap entry → liquidity-grab exit). Their cycle time means a single trade idea might take 8–48 hours to fully play out, so the rules that matter most are weekend-hold permissions, news-blackout windows that fall mid-setup, and the drawdown reference (trailing-DD firms penalise a paper-profit pullback that closes the open trade in your favour — but the floor moved). They tolerate a higher daily-loss cap better than scalpers do because they rarely take more than 2–4 setups a day. The consistency rule bites differently here: ICT/SMC trades tend to be larger and farther apart, so one outsized win can lock the account out of payout cycles for weeks.
- Weekend-hold rule
- Drawdown reference (trailing vs static)
- News window vs setup duration
- Single-trade size cap
- Multi-leg margin rules
The specific analysis
GetLeveraged Turbo × ICT / SMC traders.
ICT/SMC operators find GetLeveraged Turbo workable. The 6% profit target is the most reachable in the supported set, 3 to 5 high-conviction setups averaging 1.5R is enough to pass. The 3% daily cap is tight but rarely bites for ICT pace. The 6% trailing drawdown is the main constraint: a multi-leg setup holding 8–24 hours can hit the floor on a paper-profit pullback, same problem as FundingPips and Apex. The weekly funded payout cycle is excellent for cash-flow planning. The lack of minimum profitable-days requirement means a single brilliant week can pass eval and start funded. Weekend holds are permitted. The position-size cap is generous, no per-trade percentage limit beyond the implicit risk-of-DD-breach.
Workarounds
- Mark trailing DD floor before every entry; never enter within 1R of the floor
- Take partial profit at 1R to lock in progress and reduce floor exposure
- Use the 12-day eval window to wait for the best setups rather than forcing trades
Account killers
- A multi-leg setup that takes 12h+ to mature hitting the trailing floor mid-trade
- Forcing a late-eval entry because the target hasn't hit
Run the math
Three calculators pre-flight your strategy.
- Firm-rule drawdown calculator , project equity floor and breach distance under GetLeveraged Turbo.
- Firm-mode position sizing , recommended 0.5% risk-per-trade for a ICT/SMC.
- Prop firm vs self-funded cost , total cost to pass GetLeveraged Turbo given your realistic pass-rate.
FAQ
Questions about GetLeveraged Turbo for ICT/SMCs.
Is GetLeveraged Turbo a good fit for ICT/SMCs?
The 6% target is reachable on a handful of high-conviction setups; trailing DD is the constraint. ICT/SMC operators find GetLeveraged Turbo workable. The 6% profit target is the most reachable in the supported set, 3 to 5 high-conviction setups averaging 1.5R is enough to pass. The 3% daily cap is tight but rarely bites for ICT pace. The 6% trailing drawdown is the main constraint: a multi-leg setup holding 8–24 hours can hit the floor on a paper-profit pullback, same problem as FundingPips and Apex. The weekly funded payout cycle is excellent for cash-flow planning. The lack of minimum profitable-days requirement means a single brilliant week can pass eval and start funded. Weekend holds are permitted. The position-size cap is generous, no per-trade percentage limit beyond the implicit risk-of-DD-breach.
What's the biggest rule risk for a ICT/SMC at GetLeveraged Turbo?
A multi-leg setup that takes 12h+ to mature hitting the trailing floor mid-trade
What risk-per-trade percentage do you recommend?
0.5% of equity per trade is the conservative starting point for a ICT/SMC at GetLeveraged Turbo. Use Glitch Executor's position-sizing calculator to confirm the lot size respects both your risk budget and the firm's drawdown cushion.
Does the firm permit trading through high-impact news?
GetLeveraged Turbo enforces a news blackout around high-impact releases. Plan entries either fully before or fully after the release.
How does the drawdown rule work specifically?
GetLeveraged Turbo uses a trailing 6.0% drawdown anchored to the highest balance reached, so the floor moves up as you become profitable.
Compare and shortlist
Where this fits in the wider research.
- Best prop-firm challenges shortlist
- GetLeveraged Turbo, full rule + payout brief
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- GetLeveraged Turbo drawdown calculator
Authored and reviewed by Ryan Tran (Strategy Lead, Glitch Executor). Last reviewed . Rule values pulled from the firm-rule registry in this repo; verify with GetLeveraged Turbo directly before funding.
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