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Lucid Trading’s hedging help article, checked on October 7, 2026, says flagged accounts receive an email notice and a reset to the prior day’s balance. It explicitly distinguishes that balance adjustment from remaining drawdown: the latter does not reset.
The article prohibits hedging across multiple accounts, including accounts at different firms or held by different users. It says repeated offences can lead to account breaches and restrictions from Lucid’s services.
This is a baseline policy brief about the wording currently published by Lucid. Although the page displayed a recent update label, a complete earlier version was not available to establish precisely what changed. The effective date and affected account cohort have not been independently established; consult Lucid about a specific account.
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Despite the balance reset, this does not reset the total remaining drawdown on these accounts.
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Lucid’s hedging guidance distinguishes balance resets from remaining drawdown
Policy brief: Lucid’s current help article says a hedging-related balance reset does not restore remaining drawdown.
Lucid Trading’s hedging help article, checked on October 7, 2026, says flagged accounts receive an email notice and a reset to the prior day’s balance. It explicitly distinguishes that balance adjustment from remaining drawdown: the latter does not reset.
The article prohibits hedging across multiple accounts, including accounts at different firms or held by different users. It says repeated offences can lead to account breaches and restrictions from Lucid’s services.
This is a baseline policy brief about the wording currently published by Lucid. Although the page displayed a recent update label, a complete earlier version was not available to establish precisely what changed. The effective date and affected account cohort have not been independently established; consult Lucid about a specific account.
- Lucid’s hedging guidance distinguishes balance resets from remaining drawdown ↗
Despite the balance reset, this does not reset the total remaining drawdown on these accounts.