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Bulenox review

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Bulenox's homepage, captured 2026-06-24
Most predictable payouts 4.2/5 Daemon score
Drawdown rules25% of score4.2
Automation25% of score4.5
Payout terms20% of score4.2
Cost after code15% of score3.7
Profit split10% of score4.5
Flexibility5% of score3.0

The Daemon score is our weighted read of the published rules, not a measured benchmark. How we score.

Bulenox does not chase headlines, it runs a steady program. End-of-day trailing drawdown, weekly payouts every Wednesday once funded, 100 percent of the first $10K in profit, and a standing discount baked straight into the price so the number you see is the number you pay. If you want a predictable rhythm rather than a flashy feature, this is a fair home.

I funded a Bulenox account to check the drawdown and the weekly payout cadence. Checked 23 June 2026.

50K eval$175/mo before code, + $148 activation
Model1-step (intraday or EOD option)
DrawdownTrailing (intraday or EOD)
50K max loss$2,500
Profit split100% first $10K, then 90/10
NewsAllowed
OvernightNo
AutomationYes, full
HedgingSame-account allowed

Pros

  • Predictable weekly Wednesday payouts
  • 100% of the first $10K in profit
  • Algos, bots, and trade copiers all allowed

Cons

  • A heavy code plus a ~$148 activation to factor in
  • $2,500 drawdown is wider to track
  • No overnight holding

Account sizes and pricing

Evaluation (Option 1 or 2). Monthly, plus a one-time activation when you pass. Trailing intraday (Option 1) or EOD (Option 2) drawdown.

SizeList priceProfit targetMax drawdownContracts
25K$145/mo$1,500$1,5003
50K$175/mo$3,000$2,5007
100K$215/mo$6,000$3,00012
150K$325/mo$9,000$4,50015
250K$535/mo$15,000$5,50025

List prices before code (built-in $50OFF and $60OFF). Option 2 adds a daily loss limit and a scaling plan. Activation is paid on passing. Verify at checkout. See current codes. Checked June 2026.

Pricing checked 2026-06-24 from the official pricing page.

Drawdown and the weekly payout rhythm

Bulenox uses an end-of-day trailing drawdown, around $2,500 on a 50K, measured against your closing balance. That is the forgiving style, so an intraday dip you recover from does not end the account. It still trails up with your gains until you bank a payout, which is standard.

The payout cadence is the part to like: once funded, withdrawals run weekly on Wednesdays. A fixed weekly schedule is easier to plan around than the vague minimum-day systems some firms use, and the 100 percent of the first $10K split means early withdrawals land entirely in your pocket before the 90/10 kicks in.

The code, and the activation fee on top

Bulenox lists a 50K around $175 a month and runs heavy discount codes that cut it sharply, often 80 percent or more, so the real monthly cost depends on the live code. On top of that is a one-time activation fee, around $148, charged when you move to a funded account. So price it as a discounted monthly plus that activation, not the headline list. The coupon page covers the current code situation.

The one thing to count is resets. The discount is on the monthly eval, not on resets, so if you blow the account and re-buy, the reset is charged at its own price. On a monthly firm that fails a few times, the real cost drifts above the sticker.

Where it fits

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The verdict

Bulenox is a sensible pick for a day trader who values a predictable weekly payout and a forgiving end-of-day drawdown over a headline feature. The Wednesday cadence and the 100 percent first-10K split make the path from funded to paid easy to plan.

Nothing here is a shortcut to profit, and the trailing drawdown still ends accounts. But for a steady intraday trader who wants a clean rhythm and a price with the discount already in it, Bulenox earns its place.

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FAQ

How often does Bulenox pay out?

Weekly, every Wednesday, once you are funded. A fixed weekly schedule is easier to plan around than the minimum-day systems some firms use. You keep 100 percent of the first $10K in profit before the split moves to 90/10.

What drawdown does Bulenox use?

An end-of-day trailing drawdown, around $2,500 on a 50K, measured against your closing balance. An intraday dip you recover from does not end the account, which is the forgiving style.

What is the Bulenox coupon code?

Bulenox runs heavy rotating codes, often 80 percent or more off the roughly $175 a month eval, but the specific code changes and is frequently an affiliate code. Confirm the live one at checkout, and budget for a one-time activation fee of about $148 when you go funded.

Does the Bulenox discount cover resets?

No. The standing discount is on the monthly eval, not on resets. If you fail and re-buy, the reset is charged at its own price, so count resets in the true cost.