Half-Price Entry for Sunsetting Evaluation Tiers
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E8 Markets is offering a 30% price reduction on their newly reintroduced E8PRO v2 account and a 10% discount on all other products for a 14-day period starting June 1st, strictly lowering the upfront challenge pricing without modifying any risk parameters or evaluation difficulty.
The promotion introduces a two-tier discount structure available by applying the active promotion at checkout. Traders receive a 30% discount on the E8PRO v2 model, which applies to both first-time orders and recurring purchases during the launch window. All other evaluation products in the firm’s catalog are available at a 10% discount. The E8PRO v2 account features a static drawdown calculated from the initial balance, daily payouts with a 50% profit request limit, and no consistency rules during the evaluation or performance stages. Once a payout is requested on the E8PRO v2, the maximum loss limit permanently locks at the initial balance level.
The 30% discount on the E8PRO v2 model may suit traders seeking lower entry costs on accounts structured with static drawdown parameters and daily payout availability. The recurring purchase applicability makes this cost structure relevant for individuals who may need to purchase multiple evaluations during the 14-day window.
This promotion should be approached cautiously if traders are uncomfortable with a static drawdown model where the maximum loss limit permanently locks to $0 (the initial balance level) immediately after the first payout request.
This discount solely reduces the initial purchase price of the evaluation accounts. It does not alter the firm’s core trading rules, nor does it guarantee payouts or reduce overall market risk. The 50% payout cap per request and the strict post-payout static drawdown mechanics remain enforced.
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