Every account has an upper bound on what it can earn — one over its lifetime, one per day. Both are derived from deposits, and both are published rather than applied privately.
1Lifetime earning potential
An account may earn a fixed multiple of what it has deposited: Core 5×, Prime 10×, Private 20×. On a $100 deposit at Core, that is $500.
The potential is not a target and not a promise. It is a limit — the engine may reach it, and it may not.
Every deposit raises the potential, because the potential is a multiple of deposits. This is the only way it moves.
2Daily budget
Within any single day an account may earn up to a share of its deposits: Core 40%, Prime 60%, Private 75%.
The first 24 hours after the first deposit run at three times that share — Core 120%, Prime 180%, Private 225% — and then the budget settles to its normal level.
3Why limits exist at all
An engine without an upper bound would have to promise unbounded compounding, and that promise is always false. Published limits are the honest version: they say what the product can do and, just as importantly, what it will not claim to do.
The limits apply to every account on the same rung identically. They are not set per-customer and are not adjusted by support.
4Where you can see them
Your dashboard and the Plan page both show the potential your capital opens, how much of it has been earned, and the daily budget for your rung. Nothing about these figures is hidden behind support.