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# FINIX Challenge

**FINIX Challenge** is a trade competition for the trader to measure their performance as a mandatory protocol to create and manage funds. The competition is based on real price and situation that the trader has to perform under the real environment and situation. Every transaction on the competition will be recorded on the blockchain, which allows the investor to trace back their performance.

## FINIX Challenge Scenario

| FINIX Challenge      |         STEP 1         |         STEP 2         |    STEP 3   |
| -------------------- | :--------------------: | :--------------------: | :---------: |
| Trading Period       |         30 days        |         60 days        |  Indefinite |
| Minimum Trading Days |         10 days        |         10 days        |   10 days   |
| Maximum Daily Loss   |  5% of initial capital |  5% of initial capital |  500 FINIX  |
| Maximum Loss         | 10% of initial capital | 10% of initial capital | 1,000 FINIX |
| Profit Target        | 10% of initial capital |  5% of initial capital |             |
| Fee                  |        100 FINIX       |          free          |    Refund   |


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