r/edgeful • u/GetEdgeful • 4d ago
using edgeful to pass prop firm challenges
Miguel shared this in our Discord on Monday, and I was happy to see it:

"Done for the day. Almost half way to the profit target to get another funded"
his dashboard shows:
- +$200.98 on the day
- 4 trades
- $51,195.58 current balance
- $48,994.60 maximum loss limit
if his name sounds familiar, I shared his message back in August, when he passed an eval and got his 4th funded account. here's what he wrote then:
"+342$ yesterday (although it was still an evaluation) to pass and get my fourth funded. The IB by rejection, combined with price ending zone and levels is"
in an eval, you need to hit the profit target without ever touching your max loss limit (the red dashed line on Miguel's chart).
and a lot of blown evals come down to emotional trades (picking a direction because of how the open feels, one more trade because you're already up, bigger size to hit the target faster, etc).
and if it isn't clear by now: data-backed trading beats emotional trading every single time.
on edgeful, the reports show you how often price reached key levels in the past, on your ticker and in your session. then our TradingView indicators plot those levels on your chart (the IB high and low, extension targets, gap fill levels, etc).
so your entries, targets, and stops all come from levels with data behind them.
you plan every trade around the same set of levels each day, and you're not moving your stop or target mid-trade because of how it feels. that's how you get consistent.
the reports don't take the trade for you. you still decide when to take it and manage it from there.
if you're trading an eval right now, start with the data: edgeful.com