Karan Kumar

On a Journey....

[Karan Kumar @Kkr143fx]

@AdarshXau 🫡🫡

[Adarsh Sharma @AdarshXau]

I’ve withdrawn $54,000+ from futures prop firms in the last 2 months and $74K+ in total payouts from CFD and futures prop firms by following a disciplined approach.
Here are 5 steps that helped me:

1. Build Your Own Framework 🧵
First, understand how futures prop firms differ from CFD prop firms. Don’t get fascinated by big payouts without understanding the business model.
Every profitable trader has a different framework and money management system. Observe successful traders, learn from them, and combine their ideas with your own experience to build a framework that suits you.

2. Develop a Trading Edge 📊
Master your setup. Test it thousands of times to understand its win rate, losing streaks, and overall performance.
Stop jumping between strategies. Focus on one setup until you understand its edge.

3. Build a System ⚙️
Define your trading session, risk per trade, quality criteria, and conditions for avoiding the market.
Never trade randomly or without a plan. Consistency comes from following a system, not chasing profits.

4. Set a Budget 💰
Treat futures prop trading like a business. Plan your investment budget weekly and monthly.
Know how much you can afford to spend on evaluations. If you reach your predefined budget, stop purchasing new accounts.
Recognize losing streaks early, protect your capital, and maintain mental clarity.

5. Avoid Account Attachment 🧠
Don't become emotionally attached to a prop firm account. Your goal is to execute your strategy and earn payouts, not to protect one account at all costs.
Set realistic time and performance goals based on your strategy. Never force trades or rush to pass an evaluation just to meet a deadline.

Remember: The goal isn't to pass more accounts. It's to build a repeatable process that generates payouts while keeping risk under control.

[Adarsh Sharma @AdarshXau]

CFD vs. Futures Prop Firms — Which Is Better?

I get asked this question a lot lately.

My take? Before choosing between CFD and Futures prop firms, understand your own trading exposure and budget.

Here's the approach I personally follow 👇

1️⃣ Build Trading Experience First

If you've never made money trading with a broker using your own capital, jumping straight into prop firms without sufficient trading experience isn't a good idea.

Build your skills and gain real market exposure first.

2️⃣ Choose Based on Your Budget

Budget of $5K or more? Futures can be a good option.

Lower budget? CFD prop firms can be a better starting point.

But your experience matters just as much as your budget.

3️⃣ If You Choose CFD Prop Firms

• Focus more on $10K–$25K accounts initially.
• Don't jump straight into $50K or $100K accounts.
• Keep a buffer of at least 5–7 accounts.

The goal is to manage risk and stay consistent rather than chase bigger account sizes.

4️⃣ If You Choose Futures Prop Firms

• Focus on ROI relative to your risk.
• Understand payout caps.
• Compare $50K–$150K accounts based on their overall value.
• Maintain a buffer of around 10–15 accounts if your budget allows.

Why?

Market conditions change. Every day won't offer the same quality of setups, and poor conditions can lead to account losses.

A buffer can help you manage that uncertainty, but it doesn't guarantee profitability.

This is the approach I personally follow.

[Karan Kumar @Kkr143fx]

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[Karan Kumar @Kkr143fx]

@MSTARROHIT But as an individual trader this is something which is not in Our control then why we should bear this ?.??

[Karan Kumar @Kkr143fx]

@rebeccaatrades @Tradeify Done 🫡

[Rebecca @rebeccaatrades]

THANKS FOR WAITING!!!

It’s been a while since I’ve done a GIVEAWAY!!!!!

So, to celebrate 11,000 followers and the community that got me there, I’m giving away

10 x 50K select accounts with @Tradeify

To enter:

1) follow me and @Tradeify
2) like and repost

That’s it!

Winners chosen Aug 15th!

Good luck to everyone ❤️❤️