Deadlines
- A Prop Firm With No Time Limit
A funded memecoin challenge with no deadline on it. What having no time limit changes, what it costs you, and the two waits that do still apply. - How Long a Challenge Takes
The fastest a memecoin challenge can be passed is 48 hours. What sets that floor, why most people take far longer, and what the delay actually costs. - The Problem With a 30-Day Challenge
A time-limited challenge tests whether the month suited you, not whether you can trade. What a deadline does to position sizing, and what removing it changes. - Taking a Break From a Challenge
No inactivity rule and no pause button: what happens to a challenge or funded account while you are away, what keeps running, and what to do before you go.
Waits that are real
- The Wait Before a First Payout
A first payout waits until 14 days after the funded account opened, however fast you reach five counted days. Why the wait exists and what it applies to. - The 14-Day Activation Window
Pass a challenge and you have 14 days to pay activation before the pass expires. The only deadline on the challenge route, and how not to lose a pass to it. - Paying in SOL: The 30-Day Clock
A challenge paid in SOL runs 30 days per payment and renews only when you renew it. When the clock starts, what early renewal does, and when it closes. - Why a Wallet Change Pauses Payouts
Changing the payout wallet on a funded account pauses payouts for 48 hours. What starts the pause, what does not, and how to time a change so it costs nothing.
Getting paid
- Counted Days Explained
Five counted days unlock a payout. What makes a day count, why losing days cost you nothing, and why they need not be consecutive. - What Actually Arrives
Three limits sit between profit and your wallet: half the profit, the cap for your account size, and your profit share. Worked through on a 50 SOL account. - How Often You Can Take a Payout
No weekly or bi-weekly payout calendar: a funded account can request after every five counted days. How the count restarts, and the fastest cadence allowed.
Rules and timing
- Why the 60% Rule Adds Days
One big day can hit the profit target and still not pass. How the 60% consistency rule works, and why a great first day usually means more days, not fewer. - What Happens When a Challenge Fails
A failed account closes, the subscription keeps running, and the next renewal opens a new challenge at no extra cost. What to do first, and when to cancel. - How the Loss Line Moves Over Time
The one rule that can end an account: where the trailing line starts, when it rises, why it never falls, and the point at which it stops moving for good. - Trading Days and UTC
Every day-based rule here runs on UTC, not your local time. What that means for trading days, counted days and the midnight the loss line moves at. - Holding a Coin Overnight
No overnight or weekend rule applies here, but a held coin still counts at its live price while you sleep. What midnight UTC does to a position you carry.
Trust
- Is Pace Legit?
Who operates Pace, what is simulated, what is real, how payouts are funded, and what to check before paying any funded-account firm.