How it works
The full breakdown of every phase, from picking a challenge to passing review.
1. Pick a challenge
Choose an account size ($25K, $50K, or $150K simulated starting balance) and pay a one-time challenge fee. Your rule set — profit target, loss limits, consistency, risk per trade — is snapshotted the moment your account activates and never changes retroactively, no matter what happens to the published rules afterward.
2. Trade the terminal
Place simulated market orders against live Binance prices in a real-time terminal. There's no time limit — trade at your own pace. Every fill carries a simulated trading fee, just like a real exchange, so your evaluation reflects real trading costs rather than a frictionless simulation.
3. Pass review
Hit your profit target without breaching the daily or total loss limits, across at least the minimum number of profitable days, without any single day accounting for too much of your total profit (the consistency rule). Once you pass, your account enters a manual review queue — a person checks your trade history before anything else happens.
What "manual review" actually checks
A person looks at your full trade history — entries, exits, position sizing, timing — to confirm the pass reflects genuine rules-based trading rather than an exploit of the simulated price feed or a rule loophole. Passing review does not automatically grant funding, employment, compensation, or access to real capital — every account is evaluated individually.