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Crypto prop trading guides.

What a crypto prop firm sells, how the challenge and its rules work, and how rewards are paid in bitcoin. Read them in order, or jump to the question you have.
  1. Guide

    What is a crypto prop firm?

    A crypto prop firm sells evaluations: you trade a simulated account under published rules, and passing leads to a simulated funded account with rewards.

  2. Guide

    How a crypto trading challenge works

    What Classic 1-Step and 2-Step ask for, what the terminal shows, and what happens when you pass or breach a crypto trading challenge.

  3. Guide

    Crypto prop firm rules, explained

    Profit target, daily loss, max loss, trading days, consistency and prohibited strategies: what each rule means, with the amounts on a 10K account.

  4. Guide

    How payouts in bitcoin work

    A prop firm that pays in bitcoin: when you can request a reward on a funded account, how much it can be, what is checked and how it is paid.

  5. Guide

    How to pass a crypto prop firm challenge

    Passing is a budget: daily room, total room, trading days and the consistency rule. How to plan a challenge around each one, with our numbers.

  6. Guide

    Daily drawdown vs max drawdown

    Two loss floors, measured differently: one resets every day, one never moves. Two worked examples show which one ends an account, and when.

  7. Guide

    Static vs trailing drawdown

    Two accounts with the same max loss can have very different room. What static, end-of-day and intraday trailing drawdown mean, and which one we use.

  8. Guide

    The consistency rule and minimum trading days

    Why one big day raises the target instead of failing you, how the effective target is computed, and what counts as a trading day.

  9. Guide

    How to choose a crypto prop firm account size

    What changes between a small and a large challenge and what stays the same: fees, targets and loss room in dollars, payout caps and position sizes.

  10. Guide

    Perpetual futures in a prop challenge: leverage, funding and liquidation

    How perpetual futures work in a simulated prop account: mark price, margin and leverage caps, funding, fees, and why a breach comes before liquidation.

  11. Guide

    Weekends, nights and news: trading crypto around the clock

    Crypto never closes. What that means for holding positions overnight and at weekends, the daily reset, funding times and trading through news.

  12. Guide

    Prop firm challenge or your own money: what you risk in each

    A challenge caps your loss at the fee and caps your reward by the rules; your own account caps neither. Cost, risk, rules and rewards, side by side.

  13. Guide

    Identity verification (KYC) for prop firm payouts

    When you verify your identity, which documents you need, who reviews them, how the files are stored, and what else must be in place before a reward.

  14. Guide

    Paying for a prop firm challenge with bitcoin

    Priced in US dollars, paid in bitcoin through a BTCPay Server invoice: the checkout steps, and what happens if a payment is late, short or too large.