How Do You Compound Your Account While Paying Yourself?

Yup compounding is indeed often overlooked
I don't know what's it called, but i call it semi-compounding. I used fix money risk

Let say i start with $1000. So this level start with $1000. That makes the risk in this level is, let say, $10.
Let say RRR is 1:3, so that makes the profit made in this level is 30

When the balance goes $1100, the risk & profit respectively 10 30. It's because it have not reached 1250(125% of $1000). But once, let say it's $1260, now it's in tier $1250. Hence the risk & profit respectively $12.5 & $37.5

Basically the next level is -> balance * 1.25

Now when shall you compound down?

I want it how i get back to current level often compound down is just like how i get to the next level, which is 125% or 1.25(I'll use decimal more to simplify calculation)
You compound down when your balance is 1/1,25 time of your last tier balance. So in this example it will be $1000 / 1.25 = $800
In this tier, the risk & profit are $8 & $24

So yeah the more loss you take, it's getting slower to finish it all, but also slow your growth

But there's a situation i have not seen from the previous posts
It's about BeP win rate. If you are not compounding, in a 1:1 RRR your BeP is wr 50%. In my term i say 0% profitability ratio

profitability ratio = wr / BeP_wr
wr = win rate
BeP_wr = Break even point win rate

For a 1:2 RRR, the BeP will be 1/3 alias 33.33....%

Knowing those facts, with compounding system, you can have BeP wr but you still not getting back to the previous level before you have some losing streaks
Remember BeP ratio of profitability is 0%

In a compounding situation, you will need profitability ratio of more than 0% just to get even, to go back to your previous level with proportionally trade number that profits

For example let say your policy is 8% of current tier balance risk per trade
While the compounding is about 15%, which makes
down when 1/1.25 = 0.8
current tier = 1
up when = 1.25

In a 1:3 RRR trade system
So when you balance is around $760, you loss $24 in three consecutive trades
Since your current balance is lower than $800 but not lower than
$800/1.25 = $640
that makes you in tier $800. so risk & profit are $80 & $240

If you win 1 time, that will only get you to $940 which is not more or equal to $1000. It shows it's not ever BeP even though the wr is already at BeP.
In this example i compound down when my balance is 0.8 times of the last tier
So for a real BeP due to this compounding it will be as followings
1/0.8 = 1.25
You will need 1.25 growth caused by the recovery
That's a 25% profitability(1.25 - 1)

A 25% profitability is a wr 62.5% in a 1:1 RRR trade system
Or
in this 1:3 trade example it's a wr of
0.25 * (1+0.25) = 0.3125 = 31.25%
just to get a true BeP caused by this 25% compounding system

So with compounding, you get:
- faster growth when you are winning, especially in a strings of them
- even better, you get a slowing down drawdowns
But you'll need higher profitability just to get really BeP

So what do you think? I'll provide the formula how to calculate the required prorfitability for certain compounding situation
Let say compound up when it gets 1.25 times, but compound down when it gets 1/1.125 times, a system which you compound down faster but compound up slower. This is a much more defensive