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An on-chain prop firm cannot just be a Web2 prop desk with a wallet attached.
It has to be non-custodial, verifiable, transparent, and composable.
Rules, capital, risk, and settlement should live in the protocol.
@HyperliquidX Thanks for the clarity! Otherwise there was always uncertainty about which market to build for, while the real liquidity stayed on USDC anyway
@Flynn3624 @ApexTrader02@FundedNext How did you even determine that someone else was using the device? These rules are absurd, and I hope people start waking up to this soon
Every prop firm rule is a reason not to pay you
Only 7% of traders ever get a payout. Not because they can't trade — because the rules make sure most never reach the finish line
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Early access is open.
Join Proportion testing for free and help shape the onchain prop-trading infrastructure on Hyperliquid.
Early participants will be rewarded.
CODE: 57206 - 100 activations
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Claim your spot and test Proportion Protocol. Trustless funded trading on Hyperliquid.
No evaluation fee. Real capital. Keep 80% of your profits.
Early access is open.
Join Proportion testing for free and help shape the onchain prop-trading infrastructure on Hyperliquid.
Early participants will be rewarded.
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Early access is invite-code only.
We are looking for:
builders interested in this new prop firm model;
traders to test funded accounts;
LPs and strategic partners to help form the liquidity layer.
If this is relevant to you, we’d be happy to share our deck.
1/5
An on-chain prop firm cannot just be a Web2 prop desk with a wallet attached.
It has to be non-custodial, verifiable, transparent, and composable.
Rules, capital, risk, and settlement should live in the protocol.
4/5
Once activated, rules are enforced by the protocol:
drawdown, leverage, allowed markets, subscriptions, profit split, and payout rules.
Payouts follow protocol logic, not manual decisions by the prop firm.