Blueberry Futures

Firm notes

Futures-only prop firm, trades on BlackArrow. The firm's own site describes SEVEN different account types in total -- only 2 are modeled this round, the ones with confirmed exhaustive numeric tables: - **Accelerated**: intraday trailing drawdown. Confirmed directly from the firm's own help-center article. 1 minimum trading day (challenge), 5 days (funded, each requiring $200+ profit to count). No daily loss limit during evaluation or funded -- traders configure their own limit inside the BlackArrow Risk Manager if they want one ("Daily Pause: none unless you add it yourself"). 30-day time limit. - **Ascent**: End-of-Day drawdown (distinguishing it from Accelerated's intraday model) -- confirmed via a strong, consistent web search snippet quoting the same help center (the article itself 403'd on direct fetch). Same profit target/max-loss numbers as Accelerated at every size, but a different drawdown TYPE. 90% profit split, 5 profitable days to payout (same $200/day threshold), no activation fee. On funded accounts (both types, per a separate general search result): a single day may not exceed 35% of total profit (Ascent) or 20% (Accelerated) -- a real, confirmed consistency-rule difference between the two account types by name, distinct from the eval-vs-funded distinction seen elsewhere. Real gap: purchase price and reset cost were only confirmed for Accelerated (from the direct fetch), not independently found for Ascent. The other 5 account types this firm offers were not investigated this round -- not modeled, flagged for the owner. Source: help.blueberryfutures.com "Accelerated Account Specs" article (fetched directly) + web search corroborating "Ascent Account Specs" (same help center, article blocked on direct fetch), reviewed 2026-09-04. The "Blueberry Futures" product itself launched Nov 2025 (via BlackArrow); the parent Blueberry Markets broker has operated since 2016. Used the futures product's own launch year since that's the specific business this database tracks. Confirmed 2026-09-07: the firm's own help center lists exactly TWO evaluation programs (Ascent, Accelerated), not seven as the marketing page claims -- likely a stale/marketing SKU count. Every real size/type combination (4 sizes x 2 programs = 8) is already modeled in this database.