Hitting $15.8M in payouts is massive, but what I really want to see is the breakdown of pass-to-payout ratios. Are 5% of traders making up 90% of that total, or are average $500–$1,000 payouts spreading across the board?
Honestly prefer Fintokei’s static scale-up model over firms that force absurd 15% targets per level. The 10% benchmark over 60 days gives enough time to manage drawdowns without rushing trades.
6k across the entire firm for an entire week? That’s like two decent payouts for one trader. Either their total active trader base is tiny, or almost nobody is actually passing and making it to a withdrawal.
They claim no hidden rules, but does this mean news trading during major red folder events is 100% unrestricted, or are there lot size scaling limits around NFP?
Hitting $15.29M in a single month is impressive volume, but what I’d really love to see is the breakdown of pass rates vs. payout ratios. $15M divided among tens of thousands of active challenges tells a very different story than if it’s concentrated among a top 1% of funded swing traders.
Glad to see a firm asking for community feedback before launching a new tier. Just hope they stick to what traders actually vote for instead of turning it into a marketing tease and dropping standard rules anyway.
Does Batch 3 run under the standard 1-step or 2-step rules, or is this a custom experimental model with a profit cap? Trying to figure out what the target percentage and daily drawdown limits are before throwing down $99.
The 14-day default waiting period for the first payout is pretty standard, but adding the 7-day payout add-on at checkout makes a huge difference if you trade high frequency.
What is the exact maximum daily drawdown calculation snapshot time on these promo accounts, is it based on floating equity or end-of-day balance balance rollover?
Gold has been printing massive ranges lately, so it makes sense why the top earners are stacked there. The issue isn’t finding a trend—it’s dealing with the $15-$20 wicks during high-impact news that wipe out tight stop losses before the move happens.
