Two routes to funding — Ascent and Accelerated, with a flat 90% split.
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CryptoAbout Blueberry Futures
Blueberry Futures launched in November 2025 from the Cayman Islands under co-founders Dean Hyde and Marcus Fetherston. It is the futures arm of the Blueberry group, which also runs the ASIC-regulated broker Blueberry Markets and the forex prop firm Blueberry Funded, so the brand has a history even though this product does not yet. It holds on Trustpilot across reviews.
Two programs, eight accounts, $25K to $150K on both. Ascent uses end-of-day drawdown and needs two trading days to pass. Accelerated uses intraday trailing drawdown, passes in one day and costs about 25% less. That single difference is the whole decision, and it is worth more than the price gap to most traders.
The split is a flat 90% on both programs and every size. No tiers, no ladder, nothing to buy that raises it. Allocation reaches $450,000 across your funded accounts.
Here is what end-of-day drawdown actually buys you. On Ascent the loss floor only moves once a day at the close, so you can trade into profit, hand it back before the bell, and the floor has not budged. On Accelerated every new equity high raises the floor in real time, which means an unrealised spike you fail to bank permanently narrows the room you have left. Same target, same drawdown figure, very different account.
Neither program has a daily loss limit, which almost no futures firm can say, and neither applies a consistency rule during the evaluation. It only appears once funded — 35% on Ascent, 20% on Accelerated — and it is checked at payout review rather than policed while you trade.
The fee is a 30-day subscription, not a one-time charge, and each evaluation carries a 30-day window to complete. Missing it is not a hard fail, since the subscription simply rebills for another 30 days, but a slow pass costs more than the headline price suggests. There is no inactivity rule and no activation fee, and there are no commissions at all — spread only.
Getting paid runs on profitable days rather than a calendar. A profitable day means $200 or more in net profit; a green day below that does not count. Five of those makes you eligible and there is no waiting period afterwards — meet the conditions and you can request the same day.
Two thresholds clear together, and this is the part people misread. Your profit has to cover the buffer that stays in the account and the minimum payout on top: $1,100 plus $250 on a 25K, up to $4,600 plus $1,000 on a 150K. That is $5,600 of profit on a 150K before a dollar can leave, and each request is then capped at $1,500, $2,500, $3,500 or $4,500 by size.
If an account fails you can restart rather than rebuy. An evaluation reset runs $47.04 to $310.00 on Ascent and $41.40 to $194.00 on Accelerated, and a funded account can be reset to its starting balance without a new evaluation for $250 to $1,000, priced the same on both programs.
Trading is on BlackArrow and nothing else — the narrowest platform choice of any futures firm we cover, so check your setup runs there before you buy. Payouts go through Riseworks on-chain or crypto with no payout fee. Contract limits run 1 mini on a 25K to 9 on a 150K, identical on both programs.
The rulebook is tighter than the pricing suggests. Nothing is held overnight or over the weekend — every position closes before the session ends, typically 4:45 PM ET, and the system auto-liquidates if you do not, though leaning on that is still a breach. Hedging is banned outright, cross-contract included, so long NQ against short MNQ is a violation rather than a hedge. Martingale is prohibited and DCA is capped at three entries per trade idea no matter how far under your contract limit you sit.
Two more worth knowing before you buy. Expert Advisors are allowed, but only if the tool is proprietary, runs your own strategy, and was disclosed to support and approved before it traded — all three, every account, every stage. And scalping is fine while microscalping is not: the risk team watches for trades consistently opened and closed inside roughly 0 to 5 seconds.
Programs & Modes
Ascent
The forgiving one. End-of-day drawdown means your loss floor only updates at market close, so intraday volatility never counts against you unless you are still holding at the bell. Two trading days to pass, no consistency rule while you evaluate, 35% once funded. Sizes 25K to 150K, from $55.60 a month.
Profit Split: 90%
Target $1,500–$10,000 | Max Loss $1,000–$4,500 | No Daily Limit | Contracts 1–9 Minis | Min Days 2 | Time 30 Days | Payouts 5 Days
Accelerated
Cheaper and faster, with tighter guardrails. Intraday trailing drawdown moves the floor in real time as equity makes new highs, so profit you fail to bank permanently narrows your room. One trading day passes it, and the funded consistency rule tightens to 20% to offset the lower price. Sizes 25K to 150K, from $44.16 a month.
Profit Split: 90%
Target $1,500–$10,000 | Max Loss $1,000–$4,500 | No Daily Limit | Contracts 1–9 Minis | Min Days 1 | Time 30 Days | Payouts 5 Days
Profit Split & Payouts
Both programs pay a flat 90% at every size. Eligibility runs on profitable days rather than a calendar: a day counts only if you net $200 or more, and you need five of them. The consistency rule is then checked at review — 35% on Ascent, 20% on Accelerated — and your profit has to cover the buffer and the minimum payout together: $1,100 plus $250 on a 25K, $2,100 plus $500 on a 50K, $3,100 plus $750 on a 100K and $4,600 plus $1,000 on a 150K. Each request is capped at $1,500, $2,500, $3,500 or $4,500 by size. Clear all three conditions and there is no waiting period at all. Payouts settle through Riseworks on-chain or crypto with no fee from Blueberry Futures, though network fees may apply on crypto.
Platforms & Vendors
Blueberry Futures runs on BlackArrow and nothing else, the narrowest platform choice of any futures firm we cover. There are no commissions — spread only. Contract limits are identical on both programs: 1 mini or 10 micros on a 25K, 2 on a 50K, 6 on a 100K and 9 on a 150K. DCA and position stacking are allowed but capped at three entries per trade idea, one initial plus two adds, and both that limit and the contract cap have to hold at once — on a 50K, three entries is fine for DCA but three minis breaches the 2-mini limit. Nothing is carried overnight or into the weekend: every position closes before the session ends, typically 4:45 PM ET.
Contract Limits
| Program | Account Size | Max Minis | Max Micros |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ascent | $25,000 | 1 | 10 |
| $50,000 | 2 | 20 | |
| $100,000 | 6 | 60 | |
| $150,000 | 9 | 90 | |
| Accelerated | $25,000 | 1 | 10 |
| $50,000 | 2 | 20 | |
| $100,000 | 6 | 60 | |
| $150,000 | 9 | 90 |
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| Size | Program | Profit Target | Max Loss | Daily Loss | Drawdown | Profit Split | Payout | Loyalty | Activation Fee | Price |
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60% Off All Evaluations
60% off every Blueberry Futures evaluation with code GUIDE — both Ascent and Accelerated, all sizes from $25K to $150K.
No Daily Loss Limit Allowed
Neither program has one. The trailing drawdown is your only loss boundary, which is rare in futures prop.
No Consistency Rule on the Evaluation Allowed
Neither program applies one while you evaluate. It only appears on the funded account — 35% on Ascent, 20% on Accelerated.
No Inactivity Rule Allowed
There is no inactivity period at all.
Resets & Funded Account Resets Allowed
A failed evaluation can be restarted rather than rebought: Ascent $47.04, $125.00, $188.70 or $310.00 by size, Accelerated $41.40, $79.00, $118.00 or $194.00. A funded account can also be reset to its starting balance without going through a new evaluation, priced the same on both programs — $250, $500, $750 or $1,000 by size.
Manual Scalping Allowed
Allowed, with no strict minimum hold time. It is tick scalping and HFT behaviour that are prohibited, not scalping itself.
Copy Trading Allowed
Personal trade copiers are allowed for copying your own trades across your own accounts. Signal copying from external providers or third-party services is prohibited.
Expert Advisors — With Consent Allowed
Automated software is permitted only if it clears all three conditions: it is proprietary and built by you rather than bought, rented, shared or commissioned; it runs your own strategy, with the logic and risk decisions yours; and you disclosed it to support and received consent before it placed a single trade. This applies on every account and at every stage. Details: Can I use EAs, bots or copy trading? →
DCA & Position Stacking Allowed
Permitted, up to three entries per trade idea — one initial plus two adds.
No Commissions Allowed
Blueberry Futures charges no commission at all — spread only.
No Activation Fee Allowed
Nothing extra when the funded account is issued. The evaluation subscription is the only charge.
Consistency — Funded Only Restricted
Ascent 35%, Accelerated 20%. No single day may be more than that share of total cycle profit, and it is applied at payout review rather than during active trading.
News Trading Restricted
No new market or pending orders on the affected asset from 3 minutes before to 3 minutes after a red-folder release. Positions opened more than 3 minutes earlier can be held and closed manually. Profit from trades opened inside the window is deducted, and repeated violations trigger an account review.
Three-Entry DCA Cap Restricted
You can enter the same instrument in the same direction at most three times per trade idea — one initial entry plus two adds — and the limit is identical at every account size. A fourth entry is a violation even if your total contracts are still under the cap, because it is a behaviour rule rather than a size rule. Both rules apply at once: on a 50K, buying 1 ES then adding twice is fine for DCA but breaches the 2-mini contract limit.
Buffer & Minimum Payout Restricted
Profit must cover both at once: $1,100 buffer plus $250 minimum on a 25K, $2,100 plus $500 on a 50K, $3,100 plus $750 on a 100K, and $4,600 plus $1,000 on a 150K.
Maximum Payout Restricted
Each request is capped at $1,500 on a 25K, $2,500 on a 50K, $3,500 on a 100K and $4,500 on a 150K.
30-Day Time Limit & Subscription Restricted
You have 30 days to complete the evaluation, and the fee is a monthly subscription rather than a one-time charge. Missing the window is not a hard fail — the subscription simply rebills for another 30 days, and keeps rebilling until you pass or cancel.
No Overnight or Weekend Holding Restricted
Positions cannot be carried overnight or into the weekend on evaluation or funded accounts. You must close every active position and delete pending orders before the session closes, typically 4:45 PM ET, and before the final session close of the week. The system auto-liquidates around 4:45 PM ET if you do not, but leaning on the auto-close is still a breach — repeated or deliberate violations can lead to further action on the account.
2% Price Lock Limit Restricted
No trading any product within 2% of an exchange-imposed price lock limit.
Stop-Loss Policy Restricted
Not required, but the risk team strongly recommends one on every position.
Martingale Prohibited
Not permitted. The three-entry DCA cap is there precisely to stop planned scaling turning into a grid or martingale pattern, so averaging down past it is a behaviour violation in its own right.
Hedging Prohibited
You cannot hold a long and a short on the same asset at the same time. Cross-contract counts — a long on NQ against a short on MNQ is a strict violation.
One-Sided Bets Prohibited
Using max leverage on a single trade idea without technical justification, including running one-sided trades across many accounts to lean on a single market direction. Blueberry treats that as intentional one-sided trading rather than a strategy.
High-Frequency Trading & Tick Scalping Prohibited
Manual scalping is fine. Strategies that enter and exit in sub-second intervals to exploit server latency are not, and the risk team monitors for trades consistently opened and closed inside roughly 0 to 5 seconds. Opposite-position and latency arbitrage strategies that would not be viable in a regulated live market are banned too.
Exploiting the Evaluation Environment Prohibited
Anything that produces an unrealistic outcome because the environment is simulated — avoiding slippage, taking advantage of queue priority, exploiting artificial fills, price delays, display errors or other system irregularities. Attempting to circumvent a rule or a performance metric counts on its own.
Arbitrage Prohibited
Exploiting platform freezes, data delays or price-feed errors. Trading outside the best bid or offer, or on delayed or external data feeds, is also prohibited.
Coordinated Trading Across Accounts Prohibited
Coordinating trades across multiple accounts, connected or unconnected, to manipulate outcomes or offset risk.
Bulk Account Exploitation Prohibited
Buying many accounts to trade them in an exploitative manner is explicitly listed as a prohibited strategy.
Non-Proprietary Automated Systems Prohibited
Even with consent, the tool has to be yours. Prohibited: a commercial or commercially licensed system, paid or free; one built for you by a developer, freelancer or third party; one obtained from a friend, a Discord or signal group, or a marketplace; and any system, including one you built yourself, run without disclosing it and receiving consent first.
Third-Party Involvement Prohibited
Trading on behalf of others, account sharing, third-party incentive arrangements, subscribing to a signal service that executes for you, or granting login access to any person or service.
Platform & Account Misuse Prohibited
Unsolicited advertising or spam, scraping or data-harvesting tools, using the platform to gather competitive intelligence, and harvesting or misusing other users' contact details.
VPN and VPS Use Prohibited
Using a VPN, VPS or any location-masking tool to obscure your location or get around the geographic restrictions can close the account and forfeit any profit.
Consequences Prohibited
Detecting a red-list strategy leads to immediate account termination, and the list is not exhaustive — the risk team reviews any suspicious behaviour at its own discretion. If you are unsure whether a strategy or tool is allowed, ask before you use it. Full list: What counts as gambling or a prohibited strategy? →
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Flat 90% on both programs • 5 profitable days of $200+ • No waiting period • Riseworks or crypto, no payout fee
Profit Split
A flat 90% on Ascent and Accelerated at every size. No tiers and no upgrade.
1. Five Profitable Days
A profitable day means $200 or more in net profit. A day below that does not count toward the five, however green it was. The requirement is identical on both programs.
2. The Consistency Rule
Checked at payout review rather than while you trade. Ascent allows any single day to be up to 35% of total cycle profit; Accelerated tightens that to 20%.
3. Buffer and Minimum Payout Together
Your profit has to cover both. $1,100 buffer plus a $250 minimum on a 25K, $2,100 plus $500 on a 50K, $3,100 plus $750 on a 100K, $4,600 plus $1,000 on a 150K. On a 150K that is $5,600 of profit before anything can leave.
4. Maximum Payout
Each request is capped by account size: $1,500 on a 25K, $2,500 on a 50K, $3,500 on a 100K and $4,500 on a 150K.
No Waiting Period
There is none. Clear the five days, the consistency rule and the thresholds, and you can request immediately and start that cycle's review.
Payout Methods
Riseworks on-chain or crypto, chosen at the withdrawal request. Blueberry Futures charges no payout fee and no trading commission at all — spread only — though network fees may apply depending on the chain.
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Blueberry Futures Reviews & Ratings
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Blueberry Futures launched in November 2025 from the Cayman Islands under co-founders Dean Hyde and Marcus Fetherston, and holds on Trustpilot from reviews. It is the futures arm of the Blueberry group, alongside ASIC-regulated Blueberry Markets and the forex firm Blueberry Funded. Two programs at a flat 90% split, separated by one thing: Ascent uses end-of-day drawdown, Accelerated trails intraday and costs about 25% less. Neither has a daily loss limit or an evaluation consistency rule, which is unusually light. The catches are a 30-day subscription rather than a one-time fee, a single platform, no overnight holding, and a buffer plus minimum payout you clear together before any money leaves.
Summary
A Cayman Islands futures firm launched in November 2025 by Dean Hyde and Marcus Fetherston, part of the Blueberry group with ASIC-regulated Blueberry Markets and Blueberry Funded. Eight accounts from $25,000 to $150,000 across two programs, on BlackArrow, with allocation to $450,000 and payouts through Riseworks or crypto. on Trustpilot from reviews.
Entry is $44.16 a month with code GUIDE, which takes 60% off every evaluation. No activation fee, no commissions and no inactivity rule, and a funded account can be reset without a new evaluation.
Three things to read first: the fee is a 30-day subscription with a 30-day window to pass, the two programs differ only in when the drawdown floor updates, and payouts need five days of $200+ plus a buffer and a minimum cleared together.
Deep Dive
More About Blueberry Futures
Is Blueberry Futures Legit?
Blueberry Futures is the newest firm on this site, launched in November 2025, and the honest position is that it has almost no payout history to judge. What it does have is a parent group with one: Blueberry Markets is an ASIC-regulated broker and Blueberry Funded has been running forex evaluations for years. That is a better starting point than a brand with no lineage, but it is not the same as the futures product having a record. It holds on Trustpilot across reviews.
The split is a flat 90% on both programs and every size — nothing to climb, nothing to buy. Refreshingly plain next to firms advertising a 100% that turns out to stop at a threshold.
The real decision is which drawdown you want, because it is the only meaningful difference between the two programs. Ascent updates the loss floor once a day at the close, so intraday drawdown is invisible unless you are still holding at the bell. Accelerated trails in real time: every new equity high raises the floor permanently, so unbanked profit costs you room. Accelerated is roughly 25% cheaper and passes in one day rather than two. For most traders the end-of-day floor is worth more than either saving.
Two things here are genuinely generous. There is no daily loss limit on either program, and no consistency rule during the evaluation at all. It appears only once funded, at 35% on Ascent and 20% on Accelerated, and it is applied at payout review rather than enforced while you trade. Add no commissions, no activation fee and no inactivity rule and the evaluation is one of the lightest in futures prop.
The pricing model deserves more attention than it gets. This is a 30-day subscription with a 30-day window to pass. Missing the window is not a hard fail — it rebills and you carry on — but a trader who takes three months to pass a 150K Ascent pays three times $242.80, not once. Price the discount against how long you realistically need.
Getting paid is gated on profitable days, and the bar is real: a day counts only if you net $200 or more. Then the buffer and the minimum payout clear together, which is the part people miss. On a 150K that is $4,600 staying in the account plus $1,000 as the smallest withdrawal — $5,600 of profit before a dollar moves, with each request capped at $4,500. The upside is that once you clear it there is no waiting period at all.
The rulebook tightens in four places worth knowing before you buy. Nothing is held overnight or over the weekend, so everything closes before roughly 4:45 PM ET and the system liquidates what you leave — but relying on that auto-close is still treated as a breach. Hedging is banned including cross-contract, so a long on NQ against a short on MNQ is a violation. Martingale is prohibited, and DCA is capped at three entries per trade idea no matter how far under your contract limit you are.
The automation rules are stricter than most and easy to fall foul of by accident. An Expert Advisor is allowed only if it is proprietary, runs your own strategy, and was disclosed to support and approved before it placed a trade — all three. A commercial system, one built for you on commission, or one from a Discord or marketplace is out even with consent, and running anything undisclosed is a violation on its own. Scalping is fine; microscalping is not, with the risk team watching for repeated 0 to 5 second holds.
The thinnest part of the offering is the platform. BlackArrow only — no NinjaTrader, no TradingView, no Tradovate. If you rely on a particular setup, check it runs there first, because there is no second option and no way around it.
Blueberry Futures vs Other Futures Prop Firms
Blueberry Futures competes on a clean 90% split and an unusually light evaluation. Where it gives ground is history, platform choice and the subscription model.
Blueberry Futures vs Apex Trader Funding: Apex pays 100% against 90% here and has years of payout history behind it, which for a firm launched in November 2025 is the gap that matters most. Blueberry answers with no daily loss limit, no evaluation consistency rule and no six-payout ceiling. Apex is the safer bet; Blueberry is the lighter rulebook and the cheaper entry.
Blueberry Futures vs Tradeify: Both pay 90% and both offer an end-of-day drawdown product. Tradeify runs seven platforms against BlackArrow alone and charges once rather than every 30 days. Blueberry counters with a cheaper entry after our code, no daily loss limit and a funded reset that does not send you back through an evaluation. The subscription is the thing to price in.
Blueberry Futures vs Blue Guardian Futures: Blue Guardian offers four rulebooks and a daily payout option; Blueberry offers two and pays on profitable days. Blue Guardian runs four platforms to Blueberry’s one and allows news trading throughout, where Blueberry blocks it either side of red-folder releases. Where Blueberry wins is the evaluation itself — no consistency rule at all until you are funded.
Blueberry Futures vs DayTraders: Two newer futures brands with short records. DayTraders keeps a simpler payout structure; Blueberry gates on $200 profitable days plus a buffer, a minimum and a cap, which is more arithmetic to track before you can withdraw. Blueberry’s broker parentage is the stronger trust signal of the two.
Blueberry Futures Frequently Asked Questions
Is Blueberry Futures legit?
Blueberry Futures launched in November 2025 from the Cayman Islands under Dean Hyde and Marcus Fetherston. It is the futures arm of the Blueberry group, which also runs the ASIC-regulated broker Blueberry Markets and the forex prop firm Blueberry Funded. Payouts settle through Riseworks on-chain, which is verifiable on our payout tracker, though the futures product itself is new enough to have little history.
What programs does Blueberry Futures offer?
Two, across eight accounts from $25,000 to $150,000. Ascent uses end-of-day drawdown and needs two trading days to pass. Accelerated uses intraday trailing drawdown, passes in one day and costs less.
What is the difference between Ascent and Accelerated?
When your loss floor updates. Ascent moves it once a day at market close, so intraday drawdown does not count unless you are still holding at the bell. Accelerated trails in real time, so every new equity high raises the floor permanently. Ascent needs two trading days to pass and carries a 35% funded consistency rule; Accelerated needs one and tightens to 20%.
What is the Blueberry Futures profit split?
A flat 90% on both programs and every account size. There is no scaling ladder and nothing to buy that raises it.
How much does a Blueberry Futures account cost?
From $44.16 for a 25K Accelerated with code GUIDE, which takes 60% off every evaluation. A 25K Ascent is $55.60, a 150K Accelerated $181.60 and a 150K Ascent $242.80. Note that this is a 30-day subscription rather than a one-time fee.
Is the Blueberry Futures fee a subscription?
Yes, and it matters. You have 30 days to pass the evaluation before the subscription rebills, and it keeps rebilling every 30 days until you pass or cancel. There is no activation fee and no inactivity rule, but a slow evaluation costs more than the headline price.
Does Blueberry Futures have a daily loss limit?
No. Neither Ascent nor Accelerated has one, which is rare in futures prop. The trailing drawdown is the only loss boundary on both programs.
What is the Blueberry Futures consistency rule?
35% on Ascent and 20% on Accelerated, and it applies on funded accounts only — there is no consistency rule during the evaluation on either program. No single day may be more than that share of total cycle profit, and it is checked at payout review rather than while you trade.
How do payouts work at Blueberry Futures?
You need five profitable days, where a profitable day means $200 or more in net profit. Then the consistency rule is checked, and your profit has to cover the required buffer and the minimum payout together. Clear all three and there is no waiting period at all.
What is a profitable day at Blueberry Futures?
A day where you net $200 or more. A green day below $200 does not count toward the five, on either program and at every account size.
What are the buffer and minimum payout thresholds?
They apply together. A 25K needs a $1,100 buffer plus a $250 minimum payout, a 50K $2,100 plus $500, a 100K $3,100 plus $750 and a 150K $4,600 plus $1,000. On a 150K that means $5,600 of profit before any of it can be withdrawn.
Can I reset a Blueberry Futures account?
Yes, at both stages. Restarting a failed evaluation costs $47.04, $125.00, $188.70 or $310.00 by size on Ascent, and $41.40, $79.00, $118.00 or $194.00 on Accelerated. A funded account can also be reset to its starting balance without going through a new evaluation, priced the same on both programs at $250, $500, $750 or $1,000 by size.
Is there a time limit at Blueberry Futures?
Yes — 30 days to complete the evaluation. It is not a hard fail though: the subscription rebills for another 30 days and keeps going until you pass or cancel. There is no inactivity rule at all.
Can I trade the news at Blueberry Futures?
Not around red-folder releases. You cannot open a new market or pending order on the affected asset from three minutes before to three minutes after. Positions opened more than three minutes earlier can be held and closed manually. Profit from trades opened inside the window is deducted.
Can I hedge at Blueberry Futures?
No. Holding a long and a short on the same asset at once is prohibited, and that includes cross-contract hedging — a long on NQ against a short on MNQ is a strict violation.
Can I scalp at Blueberry Futures?
Manual scalping is allowed and there is no strict minimum hold time. Tick scalping and HFT behaviour are not — the risk team monitors for trades consistently opened and closed in sub-second intervals of roughly 0 to 5 seconds, which is treated as HFT or arbitrage behaviour and prohibited.
Can I use an Expert Advisor at Blueberry Futures?
Only if it clears all three conditions. The tool has to be proprietary and built by you — not bought, rented, shared or commissioned. It has to run your own strategy, with the logic and risk decisions yours. And you have to disclose it to support and get consent before it places a single trade. That applies on every account and at every stage.
Does Blueberry Futures charge commissions?
No. There is no commission at all — spread only — and no payout fee either. Network fees may apply on crypto withdrawals depending on the chain.
Is there a maximum payout at Blueberry Futures?
Yes, per request: $1,500 on a 25K, $2,500 on a 50K, $3,500 on a 100K and $4,500 on a 150K.
Can I hold trades overnight or over the weekend at Blueberry Futures?
No, on evaluation and funded accounts alike. You must close every active position and delete pending orders before the session closes, typically 4:45 PM ET, and before the final session close of the week. The system auto-liquidates around 4:45 PM ET if you do not, but relying on that is still a rule breach and repeated or deliberate violations can lead to further action.
Can I use DCA or position stacking at Blueberry Futures?
Yes, up to three entries per trade idea — one initial plus two adds — and the limit is the same at every account size. A fourth entry in the same direction on the same instrument is a violation even if your total contracts are still under the cap, because it is a behaviour rule rather than a size rule. Both rules apply together: on a 50K, three entries is fine for DCA but three minis breaches the 2-mini contract limit.
What gets an account terminated at Blueberry Futures?
Anything on the red list, and detection means immediate termination rather than a warning. That covers hedging including cross-contract, one-sided bets on max leverage, HFT and sub-second tick scalping, arbitrage on platform freezes or feed errors, coordinating trades across accounts, bulk account exploitation, running a non-proprietary or undisclosed automated system, third-party access, and VPN or VPS use. The list is not exhaustive and the risk team reviews any suspicious behaviour.
Can I use a signal service or let someone trade for me at Blueberry Futures?
No. Trading on behalf of others, account sharing, third-party incentive arrangements, subscribing to a signal service that executes for you and granting login access to anyone are all prohibited. Personal trade copiers between your own accounts are the only copying allowed.
Is martingale allowed at Blueberry Futures?
No. The three-entry DCA cap exists specifically to stop planned scaling turning into a grid or martingale pattern, so averaging down past three entries is a behaviour violation on its own.
What is the maximum allocation at Blueberry Futures?
$450,000 across your funded accounts.
Can I copy trade at Blueberry Futures?
Yes, to any third-party platform, as long as you are only copying your own trades between your own accounts. Copying from another trader's account is not permitted.
What platform does Blueberry Futures use?
BlackArrow, and only BlackArrow. It is the narrowest platform choice of any futures firm we cover, so check your setup runs there before you buy.
How many contracts can I trade at Blueberry Futures?
1 mini or 10 micros on a 25K, 2 on a 50K, 6 on a 100K and 9 on a 150K, identical on both programs.
Which countries does Blueberry Futures restrict?
Seventeen, including Australia, Russia, Iran, North Korea, Pakistan and the occupied regions of Ukraine. Using a VPN or VPS to get around the restrictions can terminate the account and forfeit any profit.
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