Answers to popular questions
Anyone who can meet the challenge requirements can become a prop trader. This is the only way to test your skills.
The cheapest challenges with minimal starting capital will cost you $30-45. To get a larger capital, you need to pay $100 or more.
It all depends on the conditions of a particular prop firm. Usually, the maximum starting capital ranges from $250,000 to $400,000. However, such challenges are quite expensive, and it makes sense to buy them only if you are absolutely confident in your abilities.
In the challenge, you must achieve the profit target, keep losses under control, and trade profitably for several days.
The main mistake traders make when completing challenges is incorrect trade volume calculations. This leads to increased risks.
Prop trading offers very favorable conditions. Depending on the challenge terms, the company takes 5-50% of the profit. Most often, the distribution is 80/20 in favor of the trader.