G128 · Daily Trade Target
Enter your starting balance and watch the G128 hourly target compound across a full trading schedule. Six hours is one trading day. Thirty hours is one trading week. Every hour builds on the hour before it.
One trading day is six focused hours in the market, not a clock watching nine to five.
Five trading days. Thirty compounding hours. That is the full G128 week.
The hourly trade target. Each hour's gain becomes next hour's base, and that is the whole engine.
Your numbers
Projected balance · end of week 6
Day 1 profit
Final day profit
Per trading day
Per trading week
Compounding curve
hover the curve
Each week is 30 compounding trading hours.
AMBER ROWS MARK THE CLOSE OF EACH TRADING WEEK.
Swipe the table sideways to see every column.
These results are simulated and will change depending on market conditions. This page is an educational modeling tool. It applies one fixed hourly growth target to a starting balance and compounds it forward. It is not a record of actual trading, not an account statement, and not a forecast of what any individual will earn.
Trading carries substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for every investor. Real sessions include losing hours, losing days, slippage, fees, and drawdowns that a smooth compounding curve does not show. Past or simulated performance does not indicate future results. Never trade with money you cannot afford to lose, and consider speaking with a licensed financial professional about your own situation.
G128 does not guarantee any level of return.
G128 · Client onboarding
Follow along with the videos in order. Step 1 has three options. You only need one of them. Most people are through the whole thing in under half an hour.
Every route below ends in the same place: crypto sitting in a wallet you control. Pick the one app you're most comfortable with. You do not need all three. If you already have Cash App on your phone, start there; it's the shortest path.
Best if Cash App is already on your phone. You buy Bitcoin inside the app you're already logged into, then send it out, with no new account and no new ID verification to sit through.
Buying & funding crypto via Cash App
videos/01-cashapp.mp4The most recognized name in crypto, and the right pick if you want an exchange account you'll keep using. Expect ID verification the first time, so have your driver's license nearby before you start.
Buying & funding crypto via Coinbase
videos/02-coinbase.mp4Buy crypto with a debit or credit card without opening a full exchange account. This one is split into two videos. Watch both, in order. Part 1 covers the purchase, Part 2 covers getting it where it needs to go.
Buying & funding crypto via MoonPay
Part 1 · Buyingvideos/03-moonpay-part-1.mp4Buying & funding crypto via MoonPay
Part 2 · Fundingvideos/04-moonpay-part-2.mp4Now you'll create your trading account and move the crypto you just bought into it. Have your funding app open in a second window, because you will be moving a wallet address between the two. Always copy and paste that address. Never type it by hand, and never retype it from a screenshot. A single wrong character sends funds somewhere unrecoverable.
Setting up your account & transferring funds
videos/05-account-setup.mp4The final step. Once your account is linked to the copier, trades run on your account automatically. This is what takes you from funded to live. Don't rush this one. Follow it exactly as shown, and if anything on your screen doesn't match the video, stop and reach out before continuing.
Connecting to the copier
videos/06-connect-copier.mp4Don't guess and don't improvise, especially around wallet addresses and transfers. Take a screenshot of where you are and reach out, and someone will walk you through it.
Buying crypto, transferring it, and connecting an account to a trade copier all carry real risk, including the total loss of the funds involved. Crypto transfers are irreversible. Funds sent to a wrong address cannot be recovered by anyone. Only fund an account with money you can afford to lose entirely, and make sure you understand what the copier will do on your account before you connect it.
ZURI Account Recovery · the reserve account · live results
These are the live results of the G128 reserve account.
You already know your account went to zero. What you have not been able to see, until now, is what is being done about it. That is what this page is.
Everything this account earns goes toward restoring client accounts, including yours. That is the entire reason it exists. It is not a demonstration, it is not a projection and it is not a separate business. It is the recovery fund, and what you are looking at is its real, live progress.
You do not need to know anything about trading to read this. Every number is recorded automatically the moment a trade closes, and this page refreshes every hour while the market is open. Nothing here is estimated, modelled or worked out in advance. It is simply what happened. Nothing is hidden and nothing is tidied up afterwards, so a slow week shows here as a slow week.
What this page cannot tell you is the exact day yours is restored. That depends on how the account grows, and growth is never a straight line. What it can tell you, at any hour, is precisely how far along the work is and that it is still being done. Give it around twelve weeks, and check this page rather than your inbox.
Progress to goal
Trades still needed
Trading days needed
Win rate
Trader health score
The account grows by compounding, which means each gain builds on the one before it. So progress is measured in doublings rather than in dollars.
Going from $300 to $600 is one doubling. Going from $30,000 to $60,000 is also one doubling. Both take about the same amount of work, so both move the bar by the same amount. The bar above is simply how many of those doublings are done, out of the number needed to reach the goal.
This means the percentage moves faster than the dollar balance does early on. Near the start a small gain is a large share of the work completed, even though it is a small share of the final figure. It is measured this way because it is the honest picture of how much of the job is finished, not because it makes the number look better.
The trade count and the day count next to it are worked out the same way: from the win rate and average result the account has actually produced so far, at ten sets of trades a day. They move as the real results move.
Read this part before you read the numbers. It is the part that matters.
What this account earns is put toward restoring client accounts. It is not drawn out as profit and it is not a separate venture. The specifics of your own arrangement, what is owed and in what order, stay between you and Mike directly, and nothing on this page changes or replaces that.
The figure above is not a profit target. It is sized to cover the accounts being restored and to leave something behind for future losses, so this does not have to happen again. That is why it is grown patiently rather than quickly. A fund built by taking big risks is no fund at all.
Trading carries real risk, and this account will have losing trades, losing days and losing weeks. You will see every one of them on this page, because hiding them would make the good numbers worthless. They are inside the plan, not a sign it has failed. What matters is that the method does not change when they happen.
Judge this over roughly twelve weeks, not over a day or a week. It is built by compounding small, repeatable results, and there is no version of it that is finished in a fortnight. Patience is not a nice sentiment here, it is the mechanism.
Updated live, hour by hour, through every trading session.
Current set of trades
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Discipline record
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These are the numbers most traders never show you, because most traders never measure them. They are the reason the account is still compounding.
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The part of this that decides the outcome, and the part nobody wants to hear.
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Partners earn commission on the trading volume of the clients they personally introduce to the G128 copier. Commission is paid daily on lot volume. It is not trading income and it is not tied to whether a trade wins or loses.
Earn $10 per standard lot of qualifying trading volume generated by clients you personally introduce. Introduce 5 clients or 500. Your Direct Rate never drops.
Direct commission first. Partner overrides second. Client reality alongside, so the number you show a prospect is one you can defend.
All figures are illustrations of the commission formula at the inputs you chose. They are not a projection, guarantee, or promise of partner income. Actual commission depends on how many clients you introduce, how much they fund, how long they stay funded, and the copier's actual trading activity.
No jargon. This is the whole program in the way you would explain it to a friend.
They open their own trading account and connect it to the G128 copier. Their money stays theirs. You never touch it and you never hold it.
Every time a trade is placed on their account, that counts as volume. You get paid on that volume whether the trade wins or loses. You are not paid out of their profits and you are not paid out of their losses. You are paid for the trade happening at all.
The commission lands daily and you can withdraw it daily. No waiting for the end of the month and no minimum to hit first.
clients × lots they trade × your rate = what you are paid
Five clients, one standard lot each per hour, at $10 a lot, is $50 an hour. That is the entire calculation. Everything else on this page is that same sum stretched over a day, a week or a year.
Commission is paid on trading volume. It is not trading profit, it does not depend on whether trades win, and it is earned only while the clients you introduced hold funded accounts that are actively trading.
The market moves in tiny steps called pips. The lot size decides how many dollars each step is worth. That is the whole idea.
The client's account gains or loses in $10 increments per pip. Two standard lots would be $20 per pip. Half a lot would be $5 per pip. Partner commission counts the volume, not the direction: 1.00 lot traded is 1.00 lot of qualifying volume whether the trade won or lost.
Every trade the copier places in a client account is measured in standard lots. That measurement is qualifying volume.
Direct clients credit you at your full Direct Rate. Volume from Partner organizations credits the override where applicable.
Withdraw daily. Commission is separate from any trading balance. If your clients are funded and trading, volume is being credited.
Commission is earned only while clients have funded accounts that are actively trading. A client with no balance produces no volume. Keeping clients funded, correctly sized, and in the market is the partner's real job.
Every Partner earns a Direct Rate on their own client book. When a Partner develops another Partner, the available commission on that organization's volume is shared as a $5 per lot override.
On every standard lot generated by clients you personally introduce. No cap on clients. No reduction as you grow.
On every standard lot generated by their own direct clients. This is the full public partner structure.
Read it as a revenue share, not a ranking. Each Partner sees only their own position, their own book, and the Partner organizations they developed. Positions above yours are not displayed.
Every personally introduced client contributes qualifying volume at your full $10 Direct Rate. The book grows to the right. It never stacks down.
Assumes each client averages one standard lot per hour of trading and the copier runs 22 trading days a month. These are illustrations of the commission formula, not projections of income.
| Direct clients | Hours per day | Lots per hour | Per hour | Daily | Monthly (22 days) |
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You do not need a room full of people. Five funded clients trading the copier generate volume every hour the copier is active, and you are paid on that volume daily.
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The figures above assume one standard lot per hour per client. A client trading a larger balance can carry a larger position, and every increase in their lot size raises the volume you are paid on. Your Direct Rate never changes. The volume underneath it does.
This is why a properly funded client is worth more to you over time than a stretched one. The account that survives is the account that keeps producing.
Commission is credited on the volume your clients generate each trading day, and you can withdraw it the same day. There is no monthly cycle to wait through and no minimum balance to reach before you can take your money out.
Nothing is locked up and nothing is held back.
Every figure on this page is an illustration of the commission formula at the inputs shown. It is not a projection, a guarantee, or a promise of income. Volume varies with market conditions and with how each client trades, and commission accrues only while introduced clients hold funded accounts that are actively trading.
Overrides are the accelerator, not the foundation. Your Direct Rate on your own book is always the larger number.
| Illustration | Lots per day | Your rate | Per hour | Daily | Monthly (22 days) |
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Only your position, your book, and your organizations. Nothing above you is displayed. Example figures shown.
Width pays. Your personal client book is the foundation. Partner overrides are the accelerator.