Crypto prop firms
Firms funding crypto pairs. 3 of them in the census. That is the honest size of this market right now.
- 3
- firms
- 11
- account models
- 80%
- median profit split
- 11 of 11 models publish it
Cheapest 100k challenges in this market
Sorted by the lowest published price. Every price links the page it was read on and the day. One more firm has a lower price without a source link, and it is in the table.
Firms, models and codes in one table
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 Breakout1-Step Turbo | 100k | 1 step | $9,000 | $3,000 | $3,000 | Static, from the starting balance | 3.00 | 80% | $330 | Visit | |
| Breakout1-Step Pro | 100k | 1 step | $12,000 | $3,000 | $5,000 | Static, from the starting balance | 2.40 | 80% | $545 | Visit | |
 Tradeify 2472-Step Evaluation40% off | 100k | 2 steps | $10,000 | $3,000 | $6,000 | Static, from the starting balance | 1.67 | 80% | $580 | 40%OCTCopy code & go | |
| Breakout1-Step Classic | 100k | 1 step | $10,000 | $3,000 | $6,000 | Static, from the starting balance | 1.67 | 80% | $800 | Visit | |
| Tradeify 2471-Step Evaluation40% off | 100k | 1 step | $12,000 | $3,000 | $6,000 | Static, from the starting balance | 2.00 | 80% | $838 | 40%OCTCopy code & go | |
| Tradeify 247Instant Funding40% off | 100k | Instant | ○ | $3,000 | $6,000 | Trailing until it locks | - | 80% | $1,000 | 40%OCTCopy code & go |
- 1 cells where the firm does not publish it (read and checked)
- not verified
The % under a column is the share of models that publish it. Dollar limits are for the selected size. Every figure links to its source on the firm page.
Hidden for low coverage: Consistency rule (18%) and Minimum trading days (0%).
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Public codeWhat these firms publish about their rules
Out of the 3 firms in this market. A rule a firm does not publish is information about the market, not a gap in the table.
Crypto prop firms. The questions, answered with the census
What are Crypto prop firms?
Firms that fund traders on Crypto markets through an evaluation. You pay a fee, trade to a profit target without breaking their risk rules, and if you pass you get a payout-eligible account. The census tracks 3 of them and 11 account models.
How much does a Crypto challenge cost?
Only 8 of 11 models state a price you can read for a 100,000 account. They run from $330 to $1,000, with a median of $800. And 6 of those 8 prices have a source link and a read date.
Do Crypto prop firms charge monthly fees?
Not one of the 11 models in this market publishes a recurring monthly fee, unlike futures, where a large share of accounts carry one. Activation, reset and data fees are broken out separately in the comparison table.
What drawdown rules do Crypto prop firms use?
2 different drawdown types coexist in this market. The most common is Static, from the starting balance, on 6 of the 11 models. The type decides whether a winning day raises the level you can be stopped out at, so the same percentage can be two different products.
What profit split do Crypto prop firms pay?
The median published split in this market is 80%, and the highest is 80%. Payout frequency, minimum thresholds, consistency rules and buffer requirements decide whether you see the money. The census records the split per model, with its source.
Can you trade the news with a Crypto prop firm?
1 of the 3 firms in this market publish a news-trading rule, and 1 of those allow it outright. Another 2 firms are not verified for this rule, and they are named instead of left out.
What platforms do Crypto prop firms use?
The most frequent ones in the census are DXtrade (1), Breakout Terminal (1), and DXTrade (1). Platform support varies by firm, account type and region, and it is one of the fields firms change without announcing it. So each one is dated and linked to the firm’s own page here.
Are Crypto prop firms regulated, and how do I check one?
Most are not regulated the way a broker is: they run evaluation or simulated-account models rather than holding client funds, so the firm’s own terms are what you check. Not one of the 3 firms in this market publishes how long it has been operating.