Explanation of the Hedging Rule at Ylos Trading

The hedging rule at Ylos Trading exists to ensure that your performance reflects real trading skills and not system manipulation tactics. In practice, it is strictly prohibited to open opposing positions in different accounts at the same time.

This means that you cannot be long on an asset in one account and short on the same asset — or on very similar and correlated assets — in another account simultaneously with the intention of eliminating market risk.

Our main objective with this guideline is to promote transparency and operational consistency. We want each order sent to be part of a coherent and well-defined trading strategy. You are free to use hedging and risk management tactics, as long as they occur clearly within a single account, without the use of multiple accounts to mask your true market exposure and risk.

The Ylos team constantly monitors operations to identify these patterns. If cross-hedging between accounts is detected, your account will undergo a technical review.

The consequences for these violations may include warnings, temporary suspension, account cancellation (especially for Master/Funded accounts), and even the forfeiture of profits and loss of withdrawal rights.

In short, this rule encourages a fair trading environment. Your success should be solely the result of your analytical skills and discipline, not attempts to circumvent performance evaluation criteria.