Really disappointed with how @AlphaCapitalUK have handled this.
After supporting and promoting them for so long as both a trader and affiliate, they’ve now banned me, terminated my $200K funded account and denied my $3,143 payout over accusations I know for a fact are completely false.
They’re claiming my devices have been linked to 24 other accounts through their CID system, something I completely deny. I’ve also seen other traders reporting similar bans and accusations, which makes this even more concerning.
To make matters worse, they’re now refusing to refund the $200K account I purchased and have also denied me access to the affiliate commissions I’ve legitimately earned from promoting their company.
I’ve done absolutely nothing wrong, yet I’m being punished without any convincing evidence to back up these accusations.
I’ve always spoken highly of Alpha, but the way I’ve been treated is honestly shocking.
All I’m asking for is a fair resolution and the money I’m owed.
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Trading is extreeeemely hard.
Until you understand how the game actually works.
After that, it becomes so simple that even a 5-year-old could do it.
I’m dead serious.
Met a trader last year who was doing $15-25k per month in prop firm payouts.
Seemed like he had it figured out.
Then I noticed something strange.
He had $2.8M in funding.
But he was only trading 4 of his accounts actively.
The other 8 accounts?
Sitting there. Untouched for weeks at a time.
I asked him why.
He said:
'I don't take the same trades on all my accounts. If I did and hit a losing streak, I'd breach everything at once.'
Smart.
He explained his system:
He'd rotate through his accounts.
Some days he'd trade accounts 1-4.
Other days accounts 5-8.
Never all at once.
This way:
If he had a bad trading day, only 3-4 accounts took the hit.
The others stayed untouched.
Safe from drawdown.
Meaning even if he went through a rough week…
He still had $1M+ in funding sitting clean.
Ready to trade once he regrouped.
I asked:
'Why don't more people do this?'
He laughed.
'Because they're greedy. They see $2M in funding and think they need to trade all of it every single day to maximize profits. Then one bad week wipes everything.'
He was right.
Most traders with multiple funded accounts treat them like one giant account.
Same trades. Same risk. Same exposure.
Then they wonder why they lose everything at once.
If you have multiple prop firm accounts…
Don't trade them all the same way.
Diversify your risk.
Rotate your trading.
Keep some accounts as a safety net.
It's not about trading more.
It's about trading smarter.