What is the consistency rule?
Your largest winning day has to be half or less of the profit on the account, so one session cannot carry it.
Divide your best day by the profit on the account. If it comes out above fifty percent, you have not passed, you have gambled once and got away with it.
The denominator is what you have actually made rather than what you made on your good days, so a losing day pushes the number the wrong way twice.
This one applies while you are proving yourself. Once an account is funded the requirement is gone.
It gates the pass. Reach the target with your best day over half and the account keeps trading until the share comes down, and only then is it passed. It is not a floor and it never ends an account on its own.
Lucid allows a small cushion over the fifty percent and does not publish how it is worked out, so the strict fifty is what applies here.