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@Tradentry × @tradesea.
@Tradentry is now part of the @tradesea ecosystem, giving futures traders more ways to discover @Tradentry, connect with the community, and access simulated evaluation accounts.
Follow us here: @tradentry
Join the community: https://t.co/PYzCMGfmhJ
@SakchiBlon@tradesea False claim.
The giveaway account was delivered, and all Tradentry rules and fees are clearly stated before purchase and before moving to the funded stage.
If someone has a real support issue, our ticket system is open. We won’t engage with fake claims or harassment.
@thehubera@tradesea Tradentry has delivered the account as promised.
Standard evaluation accounts have an activation fee after passing, and this is clearly disclosed in our terms. No one is forced to activate if they don’t want to.
For any real issue, support is open.
@JohnKicklighter Heavy calendar, especially with PCE and durable goods landing together. For traders, the edge isn’t guessing which release drives the move, it’s having size, invalidation, and a no-trade window defined before the data hits.
@The_RockTrading Big setup into tomorrow, but the real edge is still in the execution plan. If the print surprises either way, size and invalidation matter more than the headline call.
@NickTimiraos Useful context. For traders, the key is separating the forecast from the execution plan. Even if the consensus is right, the first move can still be messy, size, invalidation, and no-trade rules matter before the print hits.
@market_sleuth This is exactly why the plan matters more than the interpretation. Bonds, equities, and the first PCE candle can tell different stories at the same time, size and invalidation need to be defined before the print.
@TradingThomas3 That combo makes preparation more important than prediction. Earnings can set the tone, but PCE can change the tape fast, sizing and no-trade rules matter before the first candle hits.
@StonkChris The outcome matters, but the plan matters more. PCE can turn into a trap fast if traders walk in oversized or without a clear invalidation. Decide the risk before the print, not after the first candle.
Honest question for the futures traders here: on a heavy data day, do you trade the open, wait for the data, or sit out entirely?
No wrong answer — curious how the discipline splits.
Tomorrow, 7:30 CT: four reports drop at the same minute, Q1 GDP, May PCE, durable goods, jobless claims.
The first candle won't tell you which one moved price.
Size for the noise, not the headline. The clean trade usually comes after the dust settles.
We respect every trader’s choice.
Tradentry is a new futures prop firm, and we’re building transparently: clear rules, Rithmic connection, Tradesea access, public support, and no hidden activation fee at purchase.
The $149 activation fee only applies after passing the evaluation and qualifying for funded.
Always compare firms, read the rules, and choose what fits your trading style.
Small clarification for transparency:
The evaluation price is paid upfront. The $149 activation fee is only required after a trader passes the evaluation and qualifies for the funded stage, not at the time of purchase.
This is clearly stated in our rules and checkout information.
We always encourage traders to read the full terms before buying, and our support team is available for any questions.
You asked, we listened.
We've heard the feedback on activation fees and access to evaluations. A simpler, lower-friction structure is being prepared, built around what traders actually asked for.
More details once it's confirmed. No hype, just building carefully.