A profitable trading day is a trading day where your account value finishes at least 0.25% higher than your starting balance for the day, with open positions included in the calculation.
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For example:

A trading day runs from 00:00 UTC to 00:00 UTC.
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Your account value at the end of the trading day, including open positions, is used to determine whether it counts as a profitable day.

No.
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The required profitable days do not have to be consecutive. You can take breaks between trading days.

For payouts, you need at least 3 profitable trading days before every payout.
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The count resets after each payout request, so you need to complete 3 new profitable days before your next payout.
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The 3 minimum trading days required to pass the evaluation remain unchanged.

If your profit for the day is less than 0.25% of your account's starting balance, that day will not count as a profitable day.
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For example, on a $1,000 account, making $2.00 in profit would not count because the minimum is $2.50.

A day where you finish with a loss is simply not a profitable day.
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Losing days do not count against your consistency calculation.

Hope this helps! :)