Product Terms

MODULE 1. EVALUATION PRODUCT TERMS

Relation to the Master Terms and Contracting Entity

These Evaluation Product Terms (the "Evaluation Terms") supplement, and form an integral part of, the UZO Master Terms. Capitalised terms have the meaning given in the Master Terms. In the event of conflict, the order of precedence in the Master Preamble applies.

Contracting Entity. The Program governed by these Evaluation Terms is provided, and any Compensation under it is paid, by EON STRATEGY (the entity identified in Master Art. 1.4), which is your counterparty for this Program.

1. Description of the Program

1.1 The Evaluation is a multi-stage Synthetic-Market behavioural-data Program. Across one or more sequential phases, you contribute behavioural data by operating a Simulation account against pre-published parameters. Successful completion of a phase, and ultimately of all phases, qualifies the contributed dataset(s) for the Compensation mechanics in clause 4.

1.2 The Evaluation exists in several variants, which differ only in phase count, time conditions and the drawdown mechanic, and otherwise share these Evaluation Terms:

• 1.2.1 Standard = ½ to five phases (Ash ½; Thunderbolt 1; Phoenix 2; Astral 3; Obsidian 4; Eon 5); no overall time limit; minimum activity conditions as published.
• 1.2.2 Turbo = a time-limited variant (overall and per-phase day caps) with a split-fee structure (a portion payable on order and a portion after qualification), as published.
• 1.2.3 Legacy = a static-drawdown variant in which the loss boundary is fixed at the outset and does not move or trail, as published.

1.3 All variant-specific parameters (phase count, targets, drawdown levels, time caps, minimum activity, leverage) are published at /trading-challenge and incorporated by reference.

2. Access and Activation

2.1 Access. Access to the selected variant is granted upon payment of the applicable fee (Master Art. 6), the amount of which is published at /trading-challenge.

2.2 Activation Window. If you do not activate the Program within the activation window published for it at /trading-challenge after access is granted, access is suspended automatically in accordance with Master Art. 14.2, without entitlement to refund save as required by mandatory law.

2.3 Commencement and Consumer Withdrawal. Activation, or any first activity within the Simulation, constitutes commencement of performance for the purposes of Master Art. 14.5 and results in the forfeiture of any consumer right of withdrawal, as described and notified there.

3. Structure, Parameters and Rules

3.1 Phase Logic. To complete a phase, you must, concurrently and for the duration required, satisfy all published parameters for that phase, which may include a performance target, maximum-loss and drawdown limits, a minimum-activity requirement, and any consistency rule. The applicable targets and limits for each phase and variant are published at /trading-challenge.

3.2 Drawdown and Risk Mechanic. The drawdown mechanic applicable to the variant (trailing, static, or other) governs how the loss boundary is calculated and whether it moves; its behaviour is described on the Website and its levels are published at /trading-challenge.

3.3 Progression. Successful completion of a phase progresses you to the next phase (if any) or to the post-completion stage. The sequence and any inter-phase conditions are as published.

3.4 Failure. Failing to satisfy any phase parameter results in the Program (including all remaining phases) being evaluated as unsuccessful; the consequences, and any surviving Compensation, are governed by clause 4 and Master Arts. 7 and 9.

3.5 Prohibited Conduct. Master Art. 7 applies in full. Any Prohibited Conduct contaminates the affected dataset and results in no Compensation for the affected Program or phase (Master Art. 7.7).

4. Compensation for this Program

4.1 Applicable Forms. Under the data-science model, an Evaluation contributes a behavioural dataset per phase and an aggregate dataset across the Program. The forms of Compensation that apply (from Master Art. 9.2), where offered for the selected variant, are:

• 4.1.1 quality-based Compensation (Master Art. 9.2(b)) and/or baseline Compensation (Master Art. 9.2(a)) in respect of a qualifying phase dataset, if and as published at /trading-challenge; and
• 4.1.2 performance-based data Compensation (Master Art. 9.2(d)) accruing on and after completion, the amount of which is derived from the defined performance metrics of the Simulation, paid as consideration for the contributed SDCD Dataset and not as a profit split or share of real capital.

4.2 Amounts. All amounts, percentages, calculation inputs and settlement schedules are published at /trading-challenge.

4.3 Conditions and Settlement. Compensation is subject to the conditions precedent, settlement, verification, audit, withholding and tax provisions of Master Arts. 9, 11 and 13.

5. Scaling Add-on

5.1 Where you qualify, the Simulated Balance allocated to your post-completion Simulation account may be increased on a periodic basis (the Scaling feature).

5.2 The eligibility criteria (which may include cumulative simulated growth over a defined period, a minimum number of Compensation events, and a positive final cycle), the cadence, the increase percentage and the maximum Simulated Balance are published at /scaling-plan.

5.3 Scaling adjusts the Simulated Balance only. It grants no real capital, no deposit, and no entitlement beyond the Compensation mechanics in clause 4, and remains subject to Master Arts. 7, 9 and 11.

B. PROFIT-SPLIT BRIDGE

B.1 Purpose and Scope. The Evaluation may be presented commercially with a "funded account" and a "profit split" (for example, up to 99%). This block defines how that commercial proposition is honoured within the data-science legal model, without recharacterising the Service as funding, deposit-taking or real trading.

B.2 Legal Characterisation. Any "profit split", "payout" or "funded-account profit" presented for this Program is, in law and under these Evaluation Terms, performance-based data Compensation under Master Art. 9.2(d) = an amount the size of which is derived from the performance metrics of your Simulation, paid as consideration for your SDCD Dataset, the research value of which the parties agree correlates with those metrics. It is not a share of real profit, real capital or any real trading result; no real funds are at risk or held on your behalf; and no partnership, fiduciary or profit-sharing relationship arises.

B.3 Mechanics. The post-completion stage marketed as a "funded account" is a continued Simulation account under which performance-based data Compensation accrues and is settled in accordance with /trading-challenge and Master Arts. 9.3 through 9.5. Any percentage figure (for example 99%) is a transparent calculation input to that Compensation, published in advance on the Website, and confers no entitlement beyond Master Art. 9.6.

B.4 Continuation and Limits. Continuation of the post-completion account, Scaling, and any periodic Compensation remain subject to Master Arts. 7, 9.6 and 11, and may be ended in accordance with these Terms and the Master Terms.

B.5 Sunset. We may retire this Section B at any time on notice in accordance with Master Art. 16.3. Upon retirement, the Evaluation operates solely under clauses 1 to 5.

MODULE 2. INSTANT PRODUCT TERMS

Relation to the Master Terms and Contracting Entity

These Instant Product Terms (the "Instant Terms") supplement, and form an integral part of, the Master Terms; defined terms carry their Master meaning; precedence per the Master Preamble.

Contracting Entity. The Program governed by these Instant Terms is provided, and any Compensation under it is paid, by EON STRATEGY.

1. Description of the Program

1.1 Instant is a single-stage Synthetic-Market behavioural-data Program. There is no evaluation phase; upon payment, a Simulation account is made available without delay, and you begin contributing behavioural data immediately.

1.2 The Instant family exists in the following sub-types, which differ only in time conditions and risk levels and otherwise share these Instant Terms:

• 1.2.1 Open-ended (Vanguard, Oracle) = no session time limit; the sub-types differ in their maximum-loss level, as published.
• 1.2.2 Timed (Supernova; Hypernova) = a fixed session window that starts upon your first activity, within which the performance target must be met, as published.

1.3 All sub-type parameters (performance target, daily drawdown, maximum loss, leverage, weekend-activity permission, session length) are published at /instant-funding and incorporated by reference.

2. Access and Activation

2.1 Access. Access is granted immediately upon payment of the applicable fee (Master Art. 6), the amount of which is published at /instant-funding.

2.2 Commencement and Consumer Withdrawal. Because access and performance commence immediately, the first activity within the Simulation constitutes commencement of performance for the purposes of Master Art. 14.5 and results in the forfeiture of any consumer right of withdrawal, as described and notified there.

3. Structure, Parameters and Rules

3.1 Targets and Limits. The performance target, daily drawdown, maximum loss, leverage, weekend-activity permission and, for timed sub-types, the session length are published at /instant-funding.

3.2 Session Windows. For Supernova and Hypernova, the session clock starts upon your first activity and runs for the published duration; the performance target must be reached within that window. Activity after the window does not qualify.

3.3 Drawdown Mechanic. The behaviour of the applicable drawdown mechanic is described on the Website; its levels are published at /instant-funding.

3.4 Breach and Failure. Breaching a published limit (including a maximum-loss or drawdown limit) ends the Program; consequences are governed by Master Art. 7 and clause 4.

3.5 Prohibited Conduct. Master Art. 7 applies in full, including the no-Compensation-on-contamination rule (Master Art. 7.7).

4. Compensation for this Program

4.1 Applicable Forms. The Instant Program provides performance-based data Compensation (Master Art. 9.2(d)) upon meeting the published performance target and conditions; Compensation accrues with an amount derived from the defined performance metrics of the Simulation, payable as consideration for the contributed SDCD Dataset. Quality-based Compensation (Master Art. 9.2(b)) may additionally apply where offered, as published.

4.2 Amounts. All amounts, percentages and calculation inputs are published at /instant-funding.

4.3 Conditions and Settlement. Compensation is subject to Master Arts. 9, 11 and 13.

B. PROFIT-SPLIT BRIDGE

B.1 Purpose and scope. Instant may be presented commercially as "instant funding" with the trader keeping "up to 99% of profit". This block honours that proposition within the data-science legal model.

B.2 Legal characterisation. The marketed "profit" you "keep" is, in law and under these Instant Terms, performance-based data Compensation under Master Art. 9.2(d) = an amount derived from the defined performance metrics of your Simulation, paid as consideration for your SDCD Dataset. It is not real profit, real capital, funding, credit or a deposit; no real funds are advanced to or held for you; and no profit-sharing or partnership relationship arises.

B.3 Mechanics. "Instant funding" denotes immediate access to a Simulation account. "Withdraw your profit" denotes the settlement of accrued performance-based data Compensation in accordance with /instant-funding and Master Arts. 9.3 through 9.5. Published percentages and any caps are transparent calculation inputs only.

B.4 Continuation and limits. Any continued account and periodic Compensation remain subject to Master Arts. 7, 9.6 and 11.

B.5 Sunset. We may retire this Section B at any time on notice (Master Art. 16.3); thereafter Instant operates solely under clauses 1 to 4.

MODULE 3. BREAKOUT PRODUCT TERMS

Relation to the Master Terms and Contracting Entity

These Breakout Product Terms (the "Breakout Terms") supplement, and form an integral part of, the Master Terms; defined terms carry their Master meaning; precedence per the Master Preamble.

Contracting Entity. The Program governed by these Breakout Terms is provided, and any Compensation under it is paid, by EON STRATEGY.

1. Description of the Program

1.1 Breakout is a three-phase Synthetic-Market behavioural-data Program with a fixed completion-based research incentive. You operate a Simulation account across three sequential phases of progressively tighter risk parameters; full, compliant and audited completion of all three phases qualifies you for the fixed completion incentive.

1.2 Breakout exists at two levels, which share these Breakout Terms and differ in the size and settlement of the completion incentive:

• 1.2.1 Control = a fixed completion incentive as published at /breakout-control.
• 1.2.2 Rebirth = a higher fixed completion incentive as published at /breakout-control, which may be settled in stages (for example, an upfront portion with the remainder over a defined period), as published.

2. Access and Activation

2.1 Access. Access is granted upon payment of the entry fee (Master Art. 6), published at /breakout-control.

2.2 Activation and Consumer Withdrawal. Activation or first activity constitutes commencement of performance for the purposes of Master Art. 14.5 and results in the forfeiture of any consumer right of withdrawal, as described and notified there.

3. Structure, Parameters and Rules

3.1 Three Phases. The Program comprises three phases. The per-phase performance targets and drawdown levels are published at /breakout-control (presented commercially as decreasing targets across the phases).

3.2 Risk Mechanic. The Dynamic Risk Shield, including its high-watermark "NONSTOP" variant applicable in the final phase, governs how the loss boundary is calculated and that it does not reset; its behaviour is described on the Website and its levels are published at /breakout-control.

3.3 Maximum Daily-profit Rule. A single consistency rule applies across all three phases: no single day may account for more than 20% of the cumulative simulated profit of the Program. The detailed operation of the rule and any worked examples are published on the Website, consistently with this 20% figure.

3.4 Completion. To qualify for the completion incentive, you must complete all three phases in compliance with all parameters and pass the audit under Master Art. 11.

3.5 Failure. Failure to satisfy any phase parameter, or to pass the audit, results in the Program being evaluated as unsuccessful; surviving Compensation (if any) is governed by clause 4 and Master Arts. 7 and 9.

3.6 Prohibited Conduct. Master Art. 7 applies in full, including the no-Compensation-on-contamination rule (Master Art. 7.7).

4. Compensation for this Program

4.1 Applicable forms. Breakout uses the SDCD/DQS model and provides for:

• 4.1.1 Baseline Compensation (Master Art. 9.2(a)) is a fixed per-phase amount for a qualifying phase dataset, as published at /breakout-control, subject to Master Art. 7.7;
• 4.1.2 Quality-based Compensation (Master Art. 9.2(b)) is a per-phase amount determined by the DQS methodology (Master Art. 10), as published on the Website; and
• 4.1.3 Completion-based Compensation (Master Art. 9.2(c)) is the one-off fixed research incentive payable upon full, compliant and audited completion of all three phases, as published at /breakout-control.

4.2 No performance-based Compensation. Breakout does not provide performance-based (profit-split) data Compensation under Master Art. 9.2(d).

4.3 Conditions and Settlement. Compensation is subject to Master Arts. 9, 11 and 13.

5. No Funded Account, No Split, No Scaling

For the avoidance of doubt, and consistently with how Breakout is presented, the Program grants no continuing Simulation account beyond the Program, no performance split, and no scaling. Its only Compensation mechanics are those in clause 4.