How to Choose a Prop Firm: What 90 Days of Building One Taught Us
How to choose a prop firm, from the team that spent 90 days building one: drawdown style, payout mechanics, reset fees, and the checklist we use ourselves.
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The 80/20 Rule of Prop Firm Risk Management: What Actually Kills Funded Accounts
Most funded accounts die from four decisions, not bad trading. The 80/20 rule of prop firm risk management — drawdown math from Monetro, FTMO, and Topstep.
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FundedNext vs Monetro: Every Rule Compared, Line by Line
FundedNext vs Monetro, rule by rule: challenge fees, drawdown maths, payout clocks, news trading and the fine print - every claim cited, no marketing spin.
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Prop Firm Reset Fees: How Prop Firms Make Money When You Fail
Prop firm reset fees explained: what FTMO, Topstep and FundedNext charge you after a failed challenge, and how to stop funding your prop firm with failure.
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Prop Firm Payout Rules: What Pay-Day Mechanics Reveal Before You Ever Get Paid
Prop firm payout rules reveal more than any marketing page. Decode first-payout windows, cadence and minimums across Monetro, FTMO, FundedNext and Topstep.
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Trailing vs Static Drawdown: The One Rule That Decides Whether You Keep Your Funded Account
Trailing vs static drawdown is the prop firm rule that quietly ends most funded accounts. See how each model works, with real $50,000 examples and numbers.
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Monetro vs FTMO vs FundedNext: Honest 2026 Comparison
Monetro vs FTMO vs FundedNext compared in plain English — fees, drawdown rules, profit splits, payouts and the best prop firm for beginners in 2026.
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Prop Firm Payout Speed: Why 8 Hours Matters
Prop firm payout speed is the metric nobody compares. Most firms take 3–7 days; Monetro averages 8 hours. Here's why it matters more than profit split.
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5 Reasons People Don’t Try Trading (4 Are Wrong)
The 5 reasons people don't try trading — and why 4 of them are wrong. An honest look at losing money, scams, time, the math, and whether it's for you.
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