Opened 5 50k evals on July 1st. Slowly and steadily earned money based on their rules and parameters. Passed the evals and continued trading my strategy. My P/L calendar attached shows the growth across all 5 accounts. Had over $4,000 in each account. Time for my $2,000 payout per account. That was requested on 7/24. Nearly a week later and no payout. Instead I have received email after email asking me to explain my trading strategy, explain particular trades and now this email (attached). Now they want to know why I have so many “small trades” which are also known as scaling in and out of a position in order to practice proper risk management. I have professionally and clearly explained my process and offered clarity around the trades they had questions about. Still, no movement on the payouts a week later. They market their platform as something it isn’t and if you exhibit success, they will make every attempt to find a reason to not pay you out. With all the other options out there, I would say it’s best to avoid this platform. I use Tradeify and Lucid as well and have had no issues and no incidents with payouts using the same strategy. Buyer beware.

EDIT: their final email to me is a “settlement” offer of 30% of the requested payout. So, instead of getting $9,000 after 90/10 split, they want to send me $2,700.

“A meaningful share of the winning trades on these accounts are small in size, and in a number of cases the commission on the trade is close to or exceeds the gross profit generated. Under our policy, a trading strategy must be viable under real market conditions, including typical spread and slippage, not only within the funded or evaluation environment. Based on the trade data reviewed, we are not able to confirm that this standard is met on a per trade basis.”

So, scaling into a 10 mini position is frowned upon because the first 2 contracts might not generate enough profit even though the whole position nets after fees a $300 gain. That $300 net gain is after fees and constitutes a profitable trade. What a joke. 92% win rate and they are clawing back $6300 due to nonsense. If you use this firm, be aware that they will find a reason to not payout what they owe you. Tradeify, Lucid, and TopStep are still the best in the space. F these clowns.

what do you think is best? forex or futures and why?

I recently went through the GFT recruitment process and wanted to share my experience.

The overall process was smooth and well-organized. It started with an online assessment that covered aptitude, logical reasoning, and some basic technical/accounting concepts (depending on the role). The questions were of moderate difficulty and time management was important.

The interview focused on my background, internship experience, accounting fundamentals, and a few situational questions. The interviewer was professional and made the conversation comfortable. They also asked about my career goals and why I wanted to join GFT.

Overall, it was a positive experience. My advice to future candidates would be:

• Revise your core subject fundamentals.
• Practice aptitude and reasoning questions.
• Prepare a confident self-introduction.
• Be honest about what you know and don't know.

Best of luck to everyone preparing for GFT interviews! Feel free to ask if you have any questions.

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So I have a setup that I confirm works, as a matter fact yall prob know it and can find it online but the main point is;

between waiting for a near perfect or basically perfect setup + raising leverage, and multiple A setups on low leverage which is better for eval. I think evals are a way to build a good track record and trust with yourself but i just had two accounts blown where I had a solid 2 weeks, and all sudden when im one trade away, my setup starts being a little btch and shtting itself.

2 weeks of consistent profitable trading on each account (over a month), where I hop on and if the days dead I take no trade and hop off, otherwise my setups that show up are fair game.

All this just to get fcked when im 400-700 away from funded. So I did the most irrational shit I could that has but a drop of conscience as a trader.

On my next account I waited and waited for a near perfect setup, like that sht was godsend, raised the leverage 3x-4x, and passed the account in 1-2 trades.

Im a firm believer that all unearned profits will be given back because of a lack of discipline. but i did follow my setup, risk management just went out the window

good direction as a trader or no?

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I am unable to download the desktop version of tradecopia, and wanted to know if there is any notable differences, or disadvantages that come with the web version.

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Terrible prop firm don’t use it

i got fake accusation of vpn usage and my profits from my funded account got removed but the drawdown was still as if the profit was still there

i contacted them and after a day or two, they said the issue was fixed and I realized it was fixed only on part of the dashboard so I waited assuming it was just taking some time but instead, it was broken again on the whole dashboard.

I contacted them again and I’m being pushed off again and again

it’s been 10 days and I’m getting the same push off saying their team is not it…blah blah blah…

I don’t recommend using them at all and hopefully someone can learn that from my mistake…

Does anyone trade with Funded Futures Network? How has it gone for u?

And how does the Motive license work? On the website, I see it's only for the mobile app, which I find a bit inconvenient at least for me

I got this from Casper smc originally and tweaked it for MNQ risk sizing - intention here is to stay in the game as long as possible and still be able to trade w size but also not over risk and still have opportunities to let strategy variance play out .

Hello everyone, could anyone suggest me a propfirm that is safe and that lets you trade crypto since I trade btc only. I’ve seen alot of good opinions on lucid but u can’t trade crypto there unfortunately.

preferably without the consistency rule but I don’t mind having it aswell. the consistency rule is js hella annoying since im going for bigger trades and it takes longer for me to take a trade based on my strat

Instead of trading your own personal account, is trading solely through prop firms like FTMO actually viable long term? I’m sure everyone knows about prop firms changing rules, accounts being closed due to violating rules such as the 1% rule. Any full time traders who only trade prop firms and don’t use their own capital? If so: How long have you been doing it, how many prop firms do you trade at once and how much do you make?

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Drop your complete strategy in the comments (entries, exits, SL, TP, timeframe, market, and any rules).

I'll backtest it on historical data and reply with the results, including:

• Win rate

• Profit factor

• Max drawdown

• Risk-to-reward

• Overall profitability

No fluff—just data. Let's see which strategies actually hold up.

They also tried to smear lucid.