Is DNA Funded’s Rapid more expensive than the 1 Phase?

At the smaller sizes, by a flat $10: $10K is $99 against $89, $25K is $189 against $179, $50K is $329 against $319. At $100K it reverses — $549 against $619.

What does the Rapid give up for its lower target?

Room and time. Rapid allows 3% a day inside 5% overall against the 1 Phase's 4% inside 6%, and it must be finished in 10 days where the 1 Phase has no deadline at all.

Which is harder to pass?

The caps alone say Rapid, at 3 losing trades against 4 at 1% risk per trade. But that count ignores the clock entirely, and Rapid has one — so the real gap is wider than the figure, by an amount this site does not claim to know.

A flat $10 apart · then the order reverses

DNA Funded Rapid vs 1 Phase

DNA prices the whole difference between these two at $10 — the same $10 at $10K, $25K, $50K, which is 11% of the fee at the bottom and 3% at the top.

Then at $100K the direction reverses and the 1 Phase is the dearer ticket, by $70. It is the only crossover in DNA's range.

Account	1 Phase	Rapid	Difference
$10K	$89	$99	Rapid +$10
$25K	$179	$189	Rapid +$10
$50K	$319	$329	Rapid +$10
$100K	$619	$549	1 Phase +$70

The money buys less room, not more

Profit target	1 Phase 10%	Rapid 5%
Daily loss limit	4%	3%
Overall drawdown	6%	5%
Time limit	none	10 days
Minimum trading days	5	3

Half the target is a real concession and the reason the product exists. Everything paying for it runs the other way: a point less daily room, a point less overall, and a deadline where the other has none.

What the loss count does not include

At 1% risk per trade the caps end a Rapid attempt after 3 consecutive losses and a 1 Phase attempt after 4. That figure counts losses against the caps and never looks at the clock — the same limitation the time-limits page states about every deadline on this site.

So 3 against 4 understates the gap, by an amount nobody here can put a number on. Rapid is harder than that comparison makes it look, not easier.

Why the crossover matters

A flat $10 across three rungs means the deadline product is priced as a fixed add-on rather than a proportion — and a fixed add-on becomes trivial as the account grows. By $50K it is 3% of the fee.

At $100K it goes further and turns negative: the harder, tighter, time-limited product is the cheaper one. Whatever the reason, it means the usual heuristic — that the dearer ticket is the more forgiving one — fails at exactly the size where most of the money is.

Where these rules were read

DNA Funded — Rules and Conditions V2.1 — read 2026-08-23

Questions

Is DNA Funded’s Rapid more expensive than the 1 Phase?: At the smaller sizes, by a flat $10: $10K is $99 against $89, $25K is $189 against $179, $50K is $329 against $319. At $100K it reverses — $549 against $619.
What does the Rapid give up for its lower target?: Room and time. Rapid allows 3% a day inside 5% overall against the 1 Phase's 4% inside 6%, and it must be finished in 10 days where the 1 Phase has no deadline at all.
Which is harder to pass?: The caps alone say Rapid, at 3 losing trades against 4 at 1% risk per trade. But that count ignores the clock entirely, and Rapid has one — so the real gap is wider than the figure, by an amount this site does not claim to know.