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01Crypto prop firmSimulated account

Crypto prop trading on BTC, ETH and SOL perpetuals.

$10,000 evaluation for $110. Reach +$800 without losing $400 in a day or $800 in total. Pass, verify your ID, and receive 80% of the simulated profit on a funded account, paid in bitcoin every 14 days.

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All accounts are simulated. Payouts are rewards under the trader agreement.

Rules at a glance

$10,000 simulated account. Limits in USD, then as a share of the starting balance.
RuleClassic 1-Step2-Step
Fee$110$100
Profit target$8008%$800 then $5008% then 5%
Daily loss limit$4004%$5005%
Max loss limit$8008% static$1,00010% static
Minimum trading days33 per phase
Profit split80%80%
Payout every14 days14 days

02How it works

Four steps from fee to reward.

A crypto trading challenge with one condition per step. The dashboard shows where you stand on each, and how it works walks through all of them.

  1. 01

    Trade the evaluation

    Market orders on BTC, ETH and SOL perpetuals, filled on the live Bybit order book. Reach the target without crossing either loss floor.

  2. 02

    Watch the objectives

    The dashboard shows profit against target, room left today and in total, and trading days counted so far (3 needed).

  3. 03

    Verify and go funded

    Pass, complete identity verification, sign the trader agreement, and receive a simulated funded account with the same loss limits.

  4. 04

    Request a reward

    Every 14 days, paid in bitcoin on-chain, with the transaction link on your payout record.

An evaluation account's dashboard: balance, equity and profit, and the corridor chart with the daily floor, the max-loss floor and the target.
The account dashboard: equity inside the corridor between both loss floors and the target.
The trading terminal: candles, the composite mark, the Bybit order book and order entry.
The terminal: live Bybit book and candles, rules checked on the composite mark.

03Pricing

One fee per evaluation. No subscription.

2-Step costs less and gives wider limits over two phases. Classic 1-Step is one phase with a consistency rule. Codes apply at checkout.
Evaluation fees, paid once in bitcoin. Account sizes are simulated.
Account size (simulated)Classic 1-Step2-Step
$5,000$60$50
$10,000$110$100
$25,000$280$250
$50,000$500$400
$100,000$800$700
Profit target8%8% then 5%
Daily / max loss4% / 8%5% / 10%

Add-ons

  • 90% profit split+20% of the fee (+$22 on 10K)

Prices include every rule shown here.

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04The rules

Every rule, on one sheet.

The same ruleset drives this page, the dashboard and the engine that evaluates your account.
RuleClassic 1-Step2-Step
Evaluation phases12
Profit target8%8% then 5%
Daily loss limit4% of the starting balance below the higher of balance and equity at 00:00 UTC5% of the starting balance below the higher of balance and equity at 00:00 UTC
Max loss limit8% of the starting balance, static10% of the starting balance, static
Minimum trading days33 per phase
Time limitNoneNone
ConsistencyBest day at most 40% of profit, to pass and on payoutsNone to pass; best day at most 40% of profit on payouts
Close positions to passYesYes
InactivityAccount ends after 30 days with no tradeAccount ends after 30 days with no trade
Leverage cap5x majors · 3x mid caps · 2x others5x majors · 3x mid caps · 2x others
Trading fees0.05% taker · 0.02% maker0.05% taker · 0.02% maker
Profit split80%80%
PayoutsEvery 14 days, first after 14 days; minimum $50Every 14 days, first after 14 days; minimum $50
Example: 10K accountDaily room $400, total room $800Daily room $500, total room $1,000

Fails What fails an account

  • Equity below the daily floor: the higher of balance and equity at 00:00 UTC, minus 4% of the starting balance. On 10K, a day that opens at $10,000 has its floor at $9,600.
  • Equity below the max-loss floor: the starting balance minus 8%, fixed at $9,200 on 10K.
  • A confirmed prohibited strategy, after a manual review.

Does not fail What does not

  • A wick on one exchange. Breaches use a composite of Bybit and Hyperliquid marks; when they disagree, the account goes to review instead of failing.
  • An exchange outage. Trading on that symbol pauses, and no breach is evaluated on a stale price.
  • A payout. It is deducted from the balance and never counts as a loss.
  • A losing day inside the limits. Only the floors fail an account.
A demo account's corridor chart: equity falls through the red daily floor and the account is breached.
A seeded demo account crossing the daily floor: the engine breached it on the composite mark.

05Payouts

Rewards every 14 days, in bitcoin.

Payouts are performance rewards under the trader agreement, paid from the firm's revenue. They are not trading profits from real capital.
Your share
80%
of simulated profit since the last payout
First request
after 14 days
counted from the day the funded account starts
Minimum
$50
your share, per request
Cap per payout
5%
of the starting balance ($500 on 10K)
Lifetime cap
$100,000
per funded account
Method
Bitcoin
on-chain, with the transaction link on your payout record
  1. 1Close your positions and request the payout from the dashboard.
  2. 2A reviewer checks the trades against the rules and the consistency limit of 40%.
  3. 3The reward is sent on-chain, with your evaluation fee refunded on the first one.

Payout termsHow bitcoin payouts work

06Markets

Perpetuals on the largest crypto assets.

Marks are a composite of Bybit and Hyperliquid; fills use the Bybit order book.
SymbolLeverage capMark24h
BTCUSDT5x76,563.5−5.16%
ETHUSDT5x2,222.51−4.55%
SOLUSDT3x93.68−6.87%

Marks refresh every 30 seconds. The cap is the lower of the symbol's limit and the ruleset's.

07FAQ

Questions traders ask first.

What am I buying?

A simulated evaluation account. You pay a one-time fee, trade crypto perpetuals in that account under the published rules, and if you pass you receive a simulated funded account. Rewards on the funded account are paid in bitcoin under the trader agreement. No real capital is traded and no order is sent to an exchange.

What is the difference between Classic 1-Step and 2-Step?

Classic 1-Step has one evaluation phase: a profit target of 8%, a daily loss limit of 4% and a max loss limit of 8%, plus a consistency rule.

2-Step has two phases, 8% then 5%, with wider limits (5% daily, 10% in total), no consistency rule in the evaluation, and a lower fee.

How do I pass?

All of these must hold at the same moment:

  • profit reaches the target;
  • you have traded on at least 3 separate UTC days;
  • you have no open positions;
  • equity never fell below either loss floor.

On Classic 1-Step your best day must also be at most 40% of your total profit. If it is larger, the target rises until it is not, and the dashboard shows that effective target.

What makes an account fail?

Equity below the daily floor or below the max-loss floor, at any moment, measured with the composite mark price. Equal is allowed; one cent below is a breach.

The daily floor is the higher of balance and equity at 00:00 UTC, minus 4% of the starting balance. On a Classic 1-Step 10K account that is $400 of room each day. The max-loss floor is the starting balance minus 8%, and it is static: measured from the starting balance, it never moves.

What can I trade?

BTC, ETH and SOL perpetual futures, quoted in USDT. Leverage is capped at 5x on BTC and ETH and 3x on SOL.

Which price decides a breach?

The composite mark price, built from the mark prices of Bybit and Hyperliquid. A spike on one exchange moves it by half at most, and when the two disagree by too much the symbol is marked degraded: a breach on a degraded symbol goes to review instead of failing the account. Every breach report stores the composite mark and each venue's price at that moment.

When and how are rewards paid?

On a funded account you can request a reward every 14 days, the first one 14 days after the account starts, with all positions closed. You receive 80% of the simulated profit. The minimum is $50, one payout is capped at 5% of the starting balance, and the lifetime cap is $100,000. Rewards are paid in bitcoin, on-chain.

Can I get a refund?

Yes, in full, until you place your first trade on the account. After the first trade the fee is not refundable. The refund policy has the details.

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