Let's say you have $2000 as capital (which already big and difficult enough to attain for most people).
To trade properly and to live comfortably, it will be very difficult. Let alone upgrading your lifestyle.

You'll need to risk much to get considerable profit. But then what awaits you is the risk of ruining your account.
Small loss becomes mental burden, and you'll feel pressure to profit big every trade.

This is where propfirm structure comes in.
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One of the Prop Firm I use is FUNDISM
Some of its features:
- Can be used with Metatrader
- Up to 90% profit split
- There is a skip challenge option. You go straight to funding (with higher price)

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2. You will be given a capital. Up to 300k USD and scalable to 1 million
3. Profit? You take most of the profit (up to 90%)
4. Loss? They take the risk (of course, limited risk)

In my opinion, prop firm is a real stage to prove your skill and consistency. If you have merit, capital will not be an issue.

Let's do the math:

You can actually have multiple accounts. After you managed to take home some of the profit, there is no one stopping you from buying another challenge.
With this, you can scale up to 1 million USD.
With that amount, you only need to profit 2% a month to get $20000. And I doubt many people can afford to get such income.

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ASYMMETRIC UPSIDE WITH CAPPED DOWNSIDE.

The maximum amount you can lose is the challenge you pay. But the upside is not limited. Depends on your skill

Other benefits:
- NO EXCESSIVE PSYCHOLOGICAL BURDEN
- FORCED DISCIPLINE with the max daily drawdown of 5%

Propfirm is not for degen gambling who wants 100x, but for traders with skill ans confidence who wants to scale up with less risk

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$93 may act as a support for US Oil. But the overall trend is still not bullish yet. We'll see if there is any impulsive movement during NY session

We might see some correction on Bitcoin today. 78.741 will act as resistance become support

Judging from yesterday's candle formation, it's not good for ETH

$2220 will be the level to watch

In a surprising turn of event, gold created massive bullish candle yesterday.

Plan for gold: Wait for correction to 4647 as resistance become support, or breakout from the previous high 4723

Oil looks like it bounced nicely from $93 as support. But for today's trading plan, we'll need to wait for further confirmation

Friendly reminder for you crypto futures traders

Be extra careful in risk management and money allocation.

In crypto, there's another factor to strongly consider: slippage.
Especially in volatile or trending pairs

Let's say you set stop loss at 100 and if it hits, you lose 1% of your capital.

When the market is volatile, that stop loss may not be triggered precisely at 100. It could be triggered at 99 or even 98. Meaning there's extra 1-2% price movement causing you further loss.

Multiplied by leverage, it can be extra 10, 20, even 50% depending on your leverage.
Including fees and spread, the planned 1% capital risk may change into 1.5 even 2%

Crypto is a 24/7 market. (Forex is almost 24 hours and 5 days a week).

Seems great, you can trade anytime you want.

But behind that convenience, there's also the risk of getting completely wiped out at any time.

At least with the stock market, if you're still in the red by afternoon, you know you have to stop. Your loss for the day is capped.

But with crypto (and forex)... You're losing at 4 PM, still trying to recover at 6 PM, open another position before dinner, and by the time the dinner is finished, your balance is already gone.

But jokes aside, here are some tips so you can keep your losses under control in this crazy market:

1. Don’t trade late night.
If the New York session is already open, then it’s fine to trade. Liquidity and volume are high.
But once it’s past half of the sessions, just skip. Close all your positions. Or if you want to stay in, move your stop-loss to breakeven or in profit. Forcing trades after that? You’re asking for trouble. Human willpower is at its weakest at that hour (It's around evening or late night at the rest of the world).
Your decision-making will be terrible. Better to just sleep.
The idea is: after the NY session opens and passes its midpoint, there’s usually not much meaningful movement until the Asian session starts.

2. Maximum Drawdown System.
Create two rules: one based on money, one based on number of trades.

Example: Stop trading if you lose 10% of your capital or if you get 3 consecutive losses.
The moment either rule is triggered, STOP.
Close everything.
Trade again tomorrow.
Go do something else.
Touch grass, jerk off, whatever.
The moment you start thinking “just one more trade, I’ll recover after this” usually your account will be wiped out soon

3. Embrace solitude.
You’re allowed to join communities and make lots of friends. But if you join every trading group, follow every influencer, and keep chatting in dozens of chats, all you’ll get is noise. Your judgment gets clouded and you can’t think clearly anymore. Professional traders usually work in a quiet space where they can concentrate.
Their trading plan might look boring, but it’s solid. In the end, it’s not about who’s the smartest. It’s about who can actually follow the rules.