A 25% price cut paired with a free bump to a 90% profit split makes it a lot easier to pull the trigger on a challenge, especially since you don’t have to pay extra for the top-tier payout tier.
Keeping that 25% discount running into November is smart for anyone who missed the Halloween rush, especially if you want a calmer two-phase structure to test out your edge without eating a massive fee.
Seeing public payout leaderboards is always a great way to gauge a firm’s transparency, even if the top spots usually belong to heavy-hitting swing traders who manage risk like an institution.
After all that drama over forced migrations into PRIME accounts, turning it into a closed chapter for new sign-ups feels like they’re finally trying to clean the slate and dial back the community friction.
Paid add-ons are fine and all, but turning a standard challenge into a custom build just means you’re paying extra fees upfront for rules that should probably just be standard anyway.
22 million in total payouts is a massive milestone for any firm, though it makes you wonder how much of that volume came from crypto-backed accounts versus standard forex challengers.
Awesome interview, love that he admitted losing money searching for the entry first instead of pretending every trade was a perfect zero-drawdown execution.
Impressive numbers on paper, but how many of these payouts actually went through seamlessly without getting held up in compliance audits for ‘news trading’ or ‘arbitrage’ violations?
Honestly, seeing $13k in confirmed payouts is nice, but I’m more interested in whether people are using their 3-Phase or Instant Funding setups to get there.
Are news trading and weekend position holds allowed by default on these flexible plans, or do you have to buy a specific swing add-on at checkout to avoid getting flagged during major red-folder events?
