At a glance
The short version
Mubite runs 2 evaluation programs for crypto traders. The headline one, 2-Step Challenge, asks for 10% then 5% across 2 phases with a 8% max max loss and a 5% daily loss limit. This page puts every Mubite rule set in one table, runs each through thousands of simulated challenges to show what the rules alone do to your odds, and opens a chart that enforces them candle by candle — so you can rehearse the Mubite challenge on real historical data before you pay for one.
Mubite challenge rules, program by program
Rules as published on mubite.com, checked 21 October 2026. Prop firms revise rules often — confirm on their site before you buy; the source for each program is in the fine print below. Account sizes offered: $5k, $10k, $25k, $50k, $100k, $200k.
What the Mubite rules do to your odds
The same trader passes one firm's challenge far more often than another's, and the difference is the rules, not the trader. To isolate it, each program below was run through the CRTLAB challenge simulator for three traders: a break-even one (50% wins at 1:1 — zero edge, so any pass is the rules' slack plus luck), a small edge (45% at 1:1.5) and a solid edge (45% at 1:2).
Of Mubite's 2 programs, 1-Step Challenge leaves a break-even trader the most room (33.8% pass) and 2-Step Challenge the least (20.2%).
| Program | Break-even trader | Small edge | Solid edge |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2-Step Challenge | 20.2% | 61.2% | 87.9% |
| 1-Step Challenge | 33.8% | 73.7% | 93.4% |
Simulated: $100k account, 1% risk per trade, 2 trades a day, 60 trading days or the program's own limit; multi-phase programs multiply each phase's pass rate. Min-day and consistency rules are not simulated. Run your own numbers in the prop firm challenge calculator.
The rule most likely to end a Mubite attempt
On 2-Step Challenge the target (10%) is 1.3× the 8% loss allowance — a middle-of-the-road shape. Neither rule dominates; an average edge at sensible risk passes more often than not.
There is a 5% daily loss limit. With only 8% in total, two bad days are the whole account.
You need at least 10 trading days before a phase can pass, so a single big day does not finish it.
In simulation, a trader with a small edge (45% wins at 1:1.5, 1% risk) fails 21.2% of phase-one attempts on the max loss; the ones who pass take a median of 20 trading days.
Rehearse the Mubite challenge on a real chart
The button opens CRTLAB with prop firm mode running on Mubite's 2-Step Challenge rules. The chart's HUD carries your progress to target, the distance to the max loss and the daily floor, and it calls the verdict — passed, phase two, or breached — the moment a rule is hit, exactly as the firm's dashboard would. Every Mubite program and account size is one click away in the rules panel, and so are the other 98 firms in the catalogue.
What makes it a rehearsal rather than a demo account: you replay real historical data, candle by candle, on any of 38 markets from 1-minute to weekly, and you can do in an evening what a live challenge takes a month to show you. Run the same week three times with three different risk sizes and watch which one the max floor catches.
There is no account to fund and no time limit on practice — the replay waits for you. When your rehearsals pass consistently, you know the edge survives Mubite's rules before the fee is spent.
Mubite fine print worth knowing
2-Step Challenge: Split 80% (up to 90%). Max loss type not stated. Mubite's rules page.
1-Step Challenge: Split 80% (up to 90%). Max loss type not stated. Mubite's rules page.
Frequently asked questions
Is this the official Mubite challenge?
No. CRTLAB is an independent backtesting platform and is not affiliated with Mubite. It reproduces Mubite's published rules (checked 21 October 2026) so you can practise against them on historical data; passing here does not fund an account.
What is the Mubite max drawdown?
2-Step Challenge: 8% (type n/s); 1-Step Challenge: 8% (type n/s).
Does Mubite have a daily loss limit?
2-Step Challenge: 5%; 1-Step Challenge: 4%.
What is the Mubite profit target?
2-Step Challenge: 10% then 5%; 1-Step Challenge: 10%.
Is the Mubite simulator free?
CRTLAB is free to try. You get prop firm mode with Mubite's rules and every other firm's, with every tool the product has, for your first 10,000 candles of replay — roughly two hours of stepping through a chart, no card needed. After the sample, unlimited replay is $14.99 a month, cancel any time. Prop firm mode itself is never behind a paywall.