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Prop firm's "Evolution Challenge" is likely decreasing because of a trailing drawdown calculation, which adjusts your maximum allowed loss based on the highest point your account (equity or balance) reaches.  Understanding Drawdowns Static Drawdown: A fixed maximum loss limit based on your initial starting balance. This limit does not change, no matter how much profit you make. Trailing Drawdown: A dynamic maximum loss limit that moves up as your account equity or balance hits new peaks. It never moves down if your balance drops. This is the most likely reason your balance appears to be getting "less" even with some profit.  How the Trailing Drawdown Works When you start an account (e.g., $25,000) with a trailing drawdown, your initial maximum loss limit is set a specific amount below that starting balance (e.g., $25,000 - $1,500 limit = $23,500 stop-out level).  If your account balance or equity (which may include open trade profits) reaches a new peak (e.g., ...