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Alpha Futures 150K: Standard evaluation, 15 minis or 150 micros; Standard qualified, 3, 4, 5, 10 or 15 minis by profit on the qualified account; Advanced (evaluation or qualified), 15 minis or 150 micros; Direct (qualified from day one), 10 minis or 100 micros. Read from help.alpha-futures.com on 2026-10-23.
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It starts at $50,000. Today's limit is set from it.
The trailing max loss limit follows it. Blank uses the balance.
or 10 micros (1 mini = 10 micros). The "Less than $1,500 profit" row of Alpha's Scaling Plan, measured on profit on the qualified account. Next: 2 minis from a close at $51,500, $1,500 away.
1 mini or 10 micros. One ES risks $400 and one MES $40 at this stop. Today's allowance is the limit, not the stop.
Alpha Futures's rules, read from help.alpha-futures.com on 2026-10-23: Scaling Plan, edited 2026-07-24; Zero Account Overview, edited 2026-08-12; Maximum Loss Limit (MLL), edited 2026-07-15; Daily Loss Guard, edited 2026-07-15; News Trading Policy, edited 2026-07-27; What and When you can Trade, edited 2026-07-17. The loss is counted at the stop price; slippage, commission and gaps make it larger. Your firm's dashboard is the source of truth.
The math: fits = whole contracts whose one stop-out stays above the daily and max loss lines, capped at today's tier
Read from help.alpha-futures.com on 2026-10-23. Each source shows that page's own last edit (UTC).
| Row, as the firm labels it | Minis / micros |
|---|---|
| Less than $1,500 profit | 3 / 30 |
| $1,500-2,000 profit | 4 / 40 |
| $2,000-3,000 profit | 5 / 50 |
| $3,000-4,500 profit | 10 / 100 |
| $4,500+ profit | 15 / 150 |
The same calculator, opened on another account.
Alpha Futures 150K: Standard evaluation, 15 minis or 150 micros; Standard qualified, 3, 4, 5, 10 and 15 minis by profit on the qualified account (Less than $1,500 profit: 3; $1,500-2,000 profit: 4; $2,000-3,000 profit: 5; $3,000-4,500 profit: 10; $4,500+ profit: 15), up to 150 micros; Advanced (evaluation or qualified), 15 minis or 150 micros; Direct (qualified from day one), 10 minis or 100 micros. Read from help.alpha-futures.com on 2026-10-23.
Standard evaluation: up to 150 micros, Standard qualified: up to 150 micros, Advanced (evaluation or qualified): up to 150 micros and Direct (qualified from day one): up to 100 micros. Alpha prints minis and micros side by side at ten micros a mini ("3 minis, 30 micros") and doesn't say how a mix counts; the calculator counts ten micros as one mini. Micro Bitcoin and Micro Ether count as full minis.
On Alpha's Scaling Plan, the contracts follow profit on the qualified account: Less than $1,500 profit, 3 minis; $1,500-2,000 profit, 4 minis; $2,000-3,000 profit, 5 minis; $3,000-4,500 profit, 10 minis; $4,500+ profit, 15 minis. The scaling plan applies on qualified accounts only. Alpha doesn't say when a row updates, whether a payout moves you down, or which row owns $2,000, $3,000 and $4,500, where its rows share an end. The calculator reads the row from the last close (if Alpha updates it intraday, a losing day can lower it sooner), drops it with the balance after a payout, and takes the smaller row on a shared end. A row printed "-" means the account is already at its max.
Standard evaluation: Max loss: $4,500, trailing the highest close, locking at $150,000. Daily loss limit: none in the calculator. Standard qualified: Max loss: $4,500, trailing the highest close, locking at $150,000. Daily loss limit: $3,000, ending the day, not the account. Advanced (evaluation or qualified): Max loss: $5,250, trailing the highest close, locking at $150,000. Daily loss limit: none in the calculator. Direct (qualified from day one): Max loss: $4,500, trailing the highest close, locking at $150,000. Daily loss limit: $3,000, ending the day, not the account.
From Alpha Futures's own pages (help.alpha-futures.com), read on 2026-10-23: "Standard Account Overview" (edited 2026-07-27), "Maximum Loss Limit (MLL)" (edited 2026-07-15), "What and When you can Trade" (edited 2026-07-17), "Scaling Plan" (edited 2026-07-24), "Daily Loss Guard" (edited 2026-07-15), "News Trading Policy" (edited 2026-07-27), "Advanced Account Overview" (edited 2026-07-22), "Direct Account Overview" (edited 2026-07-09). Firms change their rules; your account's dashboard is the source of truth.
These tools calculate from your inputs, supported historical records or explicitly labelled teaching examples. They do not verify a live account, predict future returns or confirm that a broker or prop-firm rule has been met. Missing costs, floating losses and changed market conditions can materially change outcomes. Trading can lose the capital committed to it; check the stated method and your account specifications.
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