Prop firm risk management that sizes against the room you have left

The three constraints that end accounts

A trailing drawdown that follows your peak equity, a daily loss limit that flattens your day, and a consistency rule that raises your target after one large day. Most accounts fail on one of these three, not on a single bad trade.

Wolf Tracker models each one against the specific firm's rule set, so the drawdown type, floor-lock behaviour and consistency percentage are correct for the account you are actually trading.

Mechanical sizing

Position size decays geometrically as the account gets hurt and expands as it heals. The engine refuses to recommend a trade that would breach a daily or drawdown limit before you place it, so risk management is enforced rather than hoped for.

The philosophy is simple: entries do not blow accounts. Risk does.

What is prop firm risk management?

Managing an account against the firm's own constraints: trailing drawdown, daily loss limit and consistency rule, so the account is not closed by the firm before the trader decides to stop.

How does Wolf Tracker size trades?

It reads the account's remaining drawdown buffer and daily allowance and sizes each trade against them, decaying size as the buffer shrinks and refusing trades that would breach a limit.

Does the platform trade for me?

No. Wolf Tracker computes the safe size and guards the limits. Execution stays with you.