ChainFunded Whitepaper v1.0 is here.
Prop trading is forever changed.
50 pages. Every fee, every rule, every payout — verifiable against the deployed mainnet contracts.
Here's why 🧵
the trader who sized down mid-drawdown just posted the exact entry in chat before it played out
didn't need a guru. didn't need a signal service. just people who trade the same way you do, talking through it in real time
anyway. community's live.
Referrals now earn 8–20% of every challenge fee paid.
You share a link. Someone pays $50 USDC. You earn on-chain, automatically.
No manual claims. No batching. The contract handles it.
Phase 1: 10% profit target. 5% daily loss limit. 10% total drawdown. No time limit. Hit the number, move on. Phase 2: 5% profit target. Same drawdown rules. Pass both. Get funded.
Pass both phases: funded account, 80% of profits in USDC, on-chain, on demand. No batching. No delays. The payout is a smart contract call, not a support ticket. Scale to $200,000.
$50 USDC. that is the filter. not a personality test, not a pitch deck — a discipline funnel with a $2,500 account on the other side. most traders fail the eval before market risk touches them:
Phase 2: 5% profit target. Same drawdown rules. Two phases because one good week proves nothing. Consistency under the same constraints is the only signal worth paying for.
CFG feeds into ChainFundedGovernor — Compound Governor architecture. Your stake today is a vote weight tomorrow. LPs who stay in longer across seasons accumulate more governance surface
CFG is a fixed-supply ERC20 distributed across 10 seasons. Staking CFND is the on-chain signal that earns your allocation. No batching, no lockup on the profit pool — claim when you want
80% of profits… USDC. On-chain. No batch window.
Pass the eval. Request the payout. The contract executes.
No ops team. No processing queue. No delay.
Verify it yourself.
The trader who sized down on Friday just cleared her first payout.
No email. No support ticket. No wait.
She called the withdrawal. The contract sent USDC.
That was it.
On-chain proof exists. The ledger doesn't lie.