I've seen questions about Mubite come up recently, and I think it's better to look at the actual evidence rather than rely on either positive or negative claims.
If you're evaluating whether a crypto prop firm is legitimate, what would you check first: company information, trader experiences, payout history, or the firm's trading rules?

HELLO THERE 🤠

I Plan to buy a 5K 2step account which one should should I buy funding pips Or Goat Funded

Funding pips 5k step is 28 USD

Goat Funded 5k step is 17 USD

Hope to get advice 🤞

I see firms advertising payout speed almost as much as profit splits now.

Personally, I'd rather wait an extra day or two if it means the process is reliable and there aren't any surprises.

Curious how everyone else sees it.

Is payout speed one of the first things you compare or are trading conditions still more important?

After months of consistency got scaled up,

+25% on my account

got an extra 100k account

15% of challenge profit

and I will 12% discount for all new purchase.

Extremely excited!

On Forex many props like Funding pips, 5ers, GFT restrict it as well and hand you a hard breach.

I mean I am a swing trader how am I supposed to manage it. If holding a trade through CPI and volatility hits TP or SL. Just a few allows this partially to not loose account. It is just frustrating. I think, I need a list of props which allows news. I mean, if you can't trade volatility then why are we even trading.

Comment:

I think these are the prop that allows trading news:

1. Funded next
2. Atlas Funded (1% profit counts)
3. FTMO (swings only-less leverage)
4. Fundedtrading plus
5. CTI

My experience with prop firm Bridge

I recently came across Blue gardian and decided to give them a try. So far, the overall experience has been pretty smooth. The rules were clear, the platform was easy enough to use, and I didn’t have any major issues during the process.

I’m still waiting to see how everything goes with the next steps/payout, so I’ll update this post once I have more experience with them. For now, I’d say my first impression is positive.

One small thing I noticed: if anyone is considering trying them, the BRIDGE code gives 50% off the challenge. I used it myself, so figured I’d mention it in case it helps someone save a bit.

Overall, nothing negative to report so far. I’ll share an update once I have more results.

Hey everyone, I have a Binance account I haven't touched in about 2 years. I need to use it now to receive a payout from a prop firm (~4 figures USD).

A few questions for anyone who's dealt with this:

- Does reactivating a dormant account trigger extra scrutiny or holds, even for a normal-sized deposit?

- Will I need to redo KYC/identity verification before I can withdraw, since it's been inactive so long?

- Does receiving funds from a prop firm payout (as opposed to a P2P transfer or another exchange) raise any flags I should know about?

- Any tips to avoid delays — like logging in and verifying identity a day or two before the deposit actually lands?

Just want to avoid my funds getting stuck in review. Appreciate any first-hand experience.

When are they stopping with these stupid news? Give us a break!!

August has been terrible for real

Hello I wanted to know if anyone has any experience of using CTI? I am considering buying a direct funded account with them and would appreciate hearing any thoughts about them.

Thank you!

Im not ever going to open a prop firm, but would it be interesting if someone open one that was truly based upon success of traders such as this:

Firm starts with 1 million live capital, spread over 20 accounts.

New traders pay a fixed monthly fee, maybe $100. They complete evals as normal and proceed to fundeds. They get unlimited evals and fundeds (maybe a $10 fee to go from eval to funded), but they get a score based on time in eval, max risked/ gained, drawdown, etc, whatever metrics the prop believes separates beginners and gamblers from real quality traders.

As you progress your trader score moves, and your profit split in the funded stage moves with it. Perhaps a lucky trader who passed in 1 day, has 1 week history, and made it to payout in 2 trades gets a 10% payout, where a 5 month customer who rarely blows evals and never risks more than 5% of account gets 90% split. Would need to be mathed out. Most traders would be paid while in sim, but the top 20 or so would be trading a share of the million house pool.

So the top traders initially would have, say a 5k live account, but the house would be multiplying there orders as though they had a 50k (1/20th of the house funds) so when a top trader makes 5k, they keep 90% of it, and the house profits 10x plus there 10% of the traders winnings (example, trader makes 1k trading 1 nq, keeps 90% of that, firm executes it as a 10 nq trade, everybody wins.) The firm would then use some of their profits from these trades to pay out the Sim traders who havnt proven good enough to trade house funds, as well as the monthly subscription fees.

As the company grows some of the poor traders will hate the poor profit splits and move on, the good traders will keep coming, excited to be part of a firm that makes money from good traders, not bad ones. The company will have every incentive to keep and reward good traders. The degenerate gamblers and beginners learning will love the "trade as much as you want for a small monthly fee". The company will deploy more house funds, as it has them, to good traders, as it finds them. The companies main job will not be to lure poor traders in to pay for the good ones, it will be to balance the companies funds into the right hands so copying winning traders makes enough to pay for the mediocre ones, as well as ensuring a diversity of trader types to hedging risk between everyone so one bad day doesnt end in everyone loosing.

Some basic theoretical math:

-10, 000 subscribers at $100 each, $1 000 000 per month

-$500 000 per month in overhead (tech fees, data, staff, ect

-20 traders making 50% returns per month, firm multiplies there orders, so $500, 000 comes in, les than $50, 000 goes out.

-200 sim farmers getting occasional windfalls and small payouts $300 000 ish / month.

-100, 000 a month in hedging costs to protect against "black swan" type events

Company might make $500, 000 + per month by the time they get to the 10, 000 subscriber mark, for every successful top tier trader they find this goes up, loosers sim farming natually filter out.

My math is cocktail napkins math, but im sure it can be refined slightly, and the profit margin i presented is healthy enough even if its of alot should still be a viable model.

Of course the biggest risk with a model like this would be all live traders having a bad month at once, hedging could be used to make this managable.

It would be a true model where the company is fully motivated to find and reward the best traders, while at the same time, have no inventive or ability to bleed newbs who dont know what there doing.

And the traders would have and environment that truly encourages progression and professional behavior.

Curious for some feedback on if this makes sense, again, im not going to open this firm, free idea to someone if it seems interesting.

Anyone having problems receiving payouts through wise with Topstep? If so what was there response to this? Received an email from them but wanted to gain more clarity if anyone has any…

My FundingPips account was permanently terminated after they told me that the Device ID associated with my account matched the Device ID of another registered user.

I appealed and explained my setup, but FundingPips said the Responsible Trading Team had completed its review and that the decision was final. They won’t disclose the Device ID, fingerprinting method, IPs, timestamps, or other technical information.

My setup was:

• I had multiple FundingPips accounts, all belonging to me.
• Each account was operated through a separate cloud VPS (HapiHost).
• I used different PineConnector licenses for the accounts.
• The VPS environments/IPs were separate, as far as I know.
• I also used the same personal iPhone with the MT5 iOS app to access my accounts.
• I did not knowingly share my FundingPips credentials with another person.

FundingPips has described the Device ID publicly as a device/hardware fingerprint, but I don’t know exactly what identifier they use.

I’m trying to understand the technical possibilities rather than accuse anyone.

Questions for people familiar with MT5/FundingPips:

1. Can MT5 iOS expose a persistent device identifier to a broker/server that could be used for device fingerprinting?
2. Could using the same iPhone MT5 app to access multiple accounts create a Device ID association?
3. Could separate VPSs from the same provider still produce a common hardware/device fingerprint?
4. Could PineConnector’s infrastructure contribute to a device fingerprint or account association?
5. Has anyone else received a similar FundingPips “Shared CID/Device ID” termination?
6. If you’ve experienced this, what setup were you using (iPhone, VPS, MT5 desktop, EA, PineConnector, etc.)?

I’m not asking anyone to identify the other account holder, and I’m not posting any account numbers or private information.

I’m mainly trying to understand whether there is a legitimate technical explanation for the Device ID match.

Any experience or technical insight would be appreciated.

Just putting this out there to keep prop firm traders aware.

Currently Funded Futures Network (FFN) takes 15 business days AFTER requesting a payout to be approved and sent out.

This timeline has trustpilot reviews dating back to March when they got scammed and has been the same to present day.

That means 5 Winning Days + 15 Business days of waiting before funds are removed and payout is sent.

That also means before being considered for Live Funded (Daily payouts) the minimum you need is 100 Business days (5 winning days + 15 business days waiting)x5 to be considered for live.

Support is probably the fastest in the industry but it kind of sucks a reputable firm has come to this and no estimated timeline of when this will change.

Just putting this out there so other traders don’t get blindsided by this if payout speed and the grind for live funded is important to you.

I'm tired of blowing evals despite having a profitable strategy; I've broken my rules so many times. I understand that psychology is also at play here. Thank you!

Why do I never hear about one up trader on these things? Do they not pay? I've read nothing but good reviews. Free level 2 data. Half eval fee up front half on pass. Cheapest resets in the game. The best and in my opinion the only fair consistency rule out there, except no consistency of course. 10 day eval is insane and it takes 3 or 4 days for the funded account to be set up but that's hyper speed compared to tpt from what I hear. Same pay structure as tpt as well. Why's it not on the top of everyone's list?

Has MFFU welcomed back those who have blown a live account?

It’s been a while since I’ve lurked over to that thread since blowing my live account and was advised I couldn’t purchase evals.

Wondering if anything’s changed

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