Each trading account must reflect independent, genuine trading activity.
The following is not allowed:
Opening opposite or offsetting positions across one or multiple accounts to reduce or control risk artificially
Coordinating trades between multiple accounts (including with other traders) to influence results
Using mirror accounts or group strategies to stabilize performance or avoid losses
Structuring trades to bypass drawdown limits or make performance appear less risky than it actually is
In short: using multiple accounts or coordinated trades to manipulate risk or performance is prohibited.
If such activity is detected, it may lead to account review, payout reduction, strikes, or account termination.