Prop firm traders in 2024:
• Paid $500 for a 2-step challenge
• Needed 15% profit just to get funded
• Couldn't trade NFP
• Couldn't hold trades over weekends
• Had 37 different consistency rules
• Waited weeks for payout approval
Prop firm traders in 2026:
• Open @VestExchange
• Build their own evaluation
• Choose NO DLL
• Choose up to 95% profit split
• Trade perpetuals
• Stop adapting their strategy to someone else's rules
Bro, we've come a LONG way 😭
CODE FRED = 5% OFF.
https://t.co/q8HD2ARuox
Prop firm traders in 2024:
• Paid $500 for a 2-step challenge
• Needed 15% profit just to get funded
• Couldn't trade NFP
• Couldn't hold trades over weekends
• Had 37 different consistency rules
• Waited weeks for payout approval
Prop firm traders in 2026:
3 of the most interesting 50K prop firm evaluations right now.
And the pricing difference is actually crazy 😭
Let's compare accounts with NO DLL and 50% evaluation consistency.
1. Tradeify - 50K Select
• $144 with discount (code fred)
• $3K profit target
• $2K EOD drawdown
• NO DLL during evaluation
• 50% eval consistency add-on
• NO funded consistency
• Choose Select Flex or Daily after passing
• Up to 5 active funded accounts
2. Lucid - 50K LucidFlex
• $130.20 with discount (code fred)
• Includes No DLL + 50% consistency add-ons
• $3K profit target
• $2K EOD drawdown
• NO funded consistency
• NO payout buffer
• Up to 5 active funded accounts
Still my personal GOAT for payout experience.
3. FundYourEdge - 50K Clear BOGO
• 2 accounts for just $129 exclusively with code FRED
• That's $64.50 PER ACCOUNT :skull:
• $3K profit target
• $2K EOD drawdown
• NO DLL
• NO funded consistency
• Up to 3 active funded accounts
The catch?
FYE has a lower funded account limit and less-established payout history.
Lucid has been excellent in my personal experience, and the same for Tradeify, while Tradeify also offers two different funded payout structures.
But if you're purely hunting cheap evaluations...
Getting TWO 50K accounts for less than the price of ONE LucidFlex is pretty ridiculous 😭
Which one are you choosing?
Vest's $50K vs $25K Bespoke accounts.
The math is actually pretty interesting 👀
Here's the comparison:
@VestExchange $25K Bespoke:
• $427.50
• $1,500 STATIC drawdown
• NO daily loss limit
• NO funded consistency
• 90% profit split
• 10% evaluation target
$50K Bespoke:
• $849.30
• $3,000 STATIC drawdown
• NO daily loss limit
• NO funded consistency
• 90% profit split
• 10% evaluation target
Now here's where it gets interesting...
2 × $25K accounts = $855
1 × $50K account = $849.30
Same $3,000 total drawdown, almost identical price.
But which one offers the better ROI?
With two $25K accounts, you can potentially spread your risk across separate evaluations.
With one $50K account, you have twice the drawdown available on a single trade.
Personally, I think the $25K accounts could make more sense for traders who prefer spreading their risk.
But for experienced traders who want to risk more per setup, the $50K is definitely interesting.
Which would you choose?
Missed setup of the day
My exact scenario before market open, so I only managed to pass some evals today.
I try to not trade fundeds which do not align with my HTF Narrative + pre market plan
Vest's $50K vs $25K Bespoke accounts.
The math is actually pretty interesting 👀
Here's the comparison:
@VestExchange $25K Bespoke:
• $427.50
• $1,500 STATIC drawdown
• NO daily loss limit
• NO funded consistency
• 90% profit split
• 10% evaluation target
$50K Bespoke:
• $849.30
• $3,000 STATIC drawdown
• NO daily loss limit
• NO funded consistency
• 90% profit split
• 10% evaluation target
Now here's where it gets interesting...
2 × $25K accounts = $855
1 × $50K account = $849.30
Same $3,000 total drawdown, almost identical price.
But which one offers the better ROI?
With two $25K accounts, you can potentially spread your risk across separate evaluations.
With one $50K account, you have twice the drawdown available on a single trade.
Personally, I think the $25K accounts could make more sense for traders who prefer spreading their risk.
But for experienced traders who want to risk more per setup, the $50K is definitely interesting.
Which would you choose?