No time limit, no minimum days
A Yodoya challenge has no deadline, no minimum number of trading days and no consistency rule. Three lines decide it: the profit target, the daily loss limit and the maximum drawdown.
What is not a rule
- No deadline. An evaluation stays open until it passes or breaches. A slow month costs nothing.
- No minimum trading days. Reach the target on your first day and you have passed.
- No consistency rule. No cap on any one day’s share of the profit, so one good day can carry the challenge.
The daily loss limit is the only rule with a clock in it: it resets at 00:00 UTC (daily loss limit).
Rules other firms add on top
A minimum number of days or a consistency rule can fail a challenge that met its target. Here is what other crypto prop firms with no time limit publish, read on each firm’s own site on 10 October 2026:
| Firm and plan | Min. days | Consistency rule |
|---|---|---|
| Yodoya | 0 | None |
| HyroTrader One-Step | 5 | One day can count for at most 40% of the profit target |
| Propr Classic 1-Step | 0 | None |
| Crypto Fund Trader 1-Phase | 0 | None |
Sources and the full comparison are on the compare page.
Questions about time
Can I pass in one day?
Yes, if equity reaches the profit target without touching a loss line.
Does a funded account have a time limit?
No. It has no target either, only the same two loss lines.
Can I practise first?
Yes. The free demo trades under Steady’s rules and never pays out, so practice is practice for the real thing.