Blueberry Futures
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Blueberry Futures: Futures Prop Firm Guide
Blueberry Futures is the futures-focused side of Blueberry, offering Ascent and Accelerated evaluation accounts with no daily loss limit, no time limit, on-demand payouts, and a path toward live funding.
Supported Platform
Blueberry Futures uses BlackArrow for its futures trading environment.
Traders should verify platform access, data, and account setup requirements before purchasing.
Plan Comparison
Ascent Evaluation
Ascent is better suited for traders who want End-of-Day drawdown instead of a live trailing drawdown that moves intraday.
End of Day
None
No time limit
On-demand after requirements are met
Traders who want easier drawdown management
Accelerated Evaluation
Accelerated uses a trailing drawdown model. It may fit more aggressive traders, but the drawdown can become harder to manage after open profit expands.
Trailing
None
No time limit
On-demand after requirements are met
More aggressive traders who understand trailing drawdown
25K / 50K / 100K / 150K
Blueberry Futures account sizes typically range from smaller 25K accounts to larger 150K accounts, with total allocation limits applying across accounts.
25K / 50K / 100K / 150K
Up to $450K total allocation
90%
Payout Notes
Blueberry Futures advertises a 90% profit split on eligible funded payouts.
Payouts are advertised as on-demand once the trader meets the plan’s payout requirements.
A single oversized winning day may prevent payout eligibility if consistency rules are not met.
Traders should leave enough buffer after payout so the account does not sit too close to drawdown.
Rules Notes
Ascent uses End-of-Day drawdown, while Accelerated uses trailing drawdown. Choosing the wrong drawdown model can make the account much harder to manage.
No daily loss limit does not mean unlimited risk. Traders still need to respect the account’s drawdown and total loss limits.
Positions should be closed before the required cutoff. Holding overnight can create a rule violation.
Payout eligibility may depend on consistency. Large one-day profits can delay withdrawals even if the account is profitable.