Just finished my first tests on the Fintevo platform, and I can already say it’s 10 times better than trading through the old Tradovate. Congratulations on the initiative.
I know it’s still a beta version with many improvements to come, but it’s great to have this option available.
Good job @MattLeech@MyFundedFutures
@andrew_nfx That’s why i trade 5 seconds and ppl call me a gambler. Eaaasy points. I don’t want to predict the market, i just want 5 points or 8 points. That’s all folks!
@BolsonaroSP@FlavioBolsonaro@andrefernm Voces estão agindo exatamente igual ao Serra se aliando ao Lula. Triste. A Michele teve mais bola nessa decisão do que todos juntos.
@BolsonaroSP@FlavioBolsonaro@andrefernm Decepcionante é vocês quererem fazer aliança com um bosta q, na primeira oportunidade, manda todos tomar no cu e vira as costas. Exatamente como fizeram os inúmeros deputados que se apoiaram nele para ganhar a eleição. Não se faz acordo com caciques de partidos.
@binnijons93@MichaelPatak Just use the “trade(dom)” and set your limit order there. And if you need, just click and drag the order on the chart and ajust to the level you want.
You don't need size to print some money. But you need knowledge and nice leverage with good fees.
Yesterday was a good day to scalp XRP.
Thanks for existing @rollbit.
The problem is that everyone compares themselves to a top trader as if it's easy to achieve, with the mindset of "if he can do it, so can I."
Then comes the reflection: Do you see Usain Bolt running the 100m in 9.58s and say, "If he can do it, I can too"?
The day people start seeing a top trader like a top athlete, they'll stop thinking it's easy.
Trading can be easy once you understand how hard it is.
Let me tell you a story.
A story about power, money, and silence.
Once upon a time in Crypto City,
there were two kings.
Walter and Bernard.
Both ran kingdoms.
Feared and admired.
Both dirty.
Walter was the clever one.
The high-roller among high-rollers.
He played big, and he played fast.
Bernard?
He owned the biggest casino in town.
Everyone played there.
Everyone lost there.
One day, Bernard’s casino glitched.
The tables spun out of control.
Chips vanished.
Players got cleaned out in seconds.
People screamed, but no one listened.
Walter’s table was hit the hardest.
Hundreds of millions gone, in the blink of an eye.
Bernard called it “a liquidity event.”
But behind the scenes,
Walter was furious.
He’d lost client money,
and many of those clients were powerful.
He needed revenge.
Or redemption.
And Bernard knew it.
So Bernard came up with a plan.
First, a “support fund.”
To “help the community.”
Except it wasn’t help.
It was hush money.
To calm the crowd.
To make people forget.
Meanwhile, Walter started calling his friends,
the ones who’d also lost big that day.
“Let’s go after Bernard,” he said.
“Together, we can make him pay.”
But no one dared.
Bernard was untouchable.
He had friends in high places.
The kind of friends who rewrite the rules of the game.
The kind who can clear a guilty man’s debt
for thirty silver coins.
So Walter went solo.
He built his case.
Counted his chips.
Demanded what he was owed.
Bernard laughed.
He offered a deal.
No admission. No blame.
Just silence, with a price tag.
Walter was mad. But Walter was dirty.
And Bernard knew all the dirt.
So Walter made his move.
When he did, Bernard told him to sit the fuck down.
“If you come at the king, you best not miss.”
Walter realized he couldn’t win.
So he signed.
He had no choice.
But in secret, he started gathering an army.
Because in the signed document, there was a clause,
about a place.
The kind of place where the rules matter.
The kind that knows how to deal justice quietly.
Where nobody can see it.
Secretly, Walter began gathering resources.
And his plan is to get the money back.
They agreed to keep it all under wraps.
But Walter hadn’t said his last word.
He did everything to keep the secret.
But the story leaked anyway.
Because even among his own players,
many hated Walter.
Even if the negotiations will eventually take place behind closed doors, they wanted people to know.
The two kings hate each other.
But each needs the other to increase their dominance.
And here’s where it gets darker.
Bernard wasn’t just lucky.
He’d been saved.
See, a few years earlier,
Bernard had a little problem with the Feds.
The walls were closing in.
He got locked up for a while.
Then came the Emperor’s son.
Let’s call him Bobby.
Bobby didn’t know much about gambling.
But he knew how to pick up the phone.
And when Bobby calls,
the house always wins.
Because Bobby loves money.
Suddenly, Bernard’s troubles vanished.
His record cleaned.
All thanks to Bobby,
and a few “friends of the family.”
So now Bernard walks free.
And Walter suddenly realized
that it wasn’t Bernard he was attacking,
but the Emperor himself.
And Walter hates it.
Bernard is there.
Still runs the casino.
Still prints chips from chaos.
And Walter?
He’s still in the game.
Bitter.
Watching.
Forced to play the rigged game.
Waiting for his next chance.
Because in Crypto City,
the bosses do go to jail.
But you can bet it won’t last long.
“The reason I’ll be released is the same reason you think I’ll be convicted… I do rub shoulders with some of the most vile, sadistic men calling themselves leaders today.”
And that’s how the game ends.
Or does it?
The kings walk free,
the house keeps the money,
and everybody pretends the cards were dealt fairly.
Until the next episode.
@KJFUTURES Nice! I always check this before i buy a new challenge/account. When you get a chance, please check your DMs. I responded to a question you shared on your feed earlier..
After blowing up a few 50k XFAs because, honestly, they didn’t match my size of 3 to 5 minis.
I decided to go for a 150k one. And look at that: it flowed like never before!
Tip: sometimes we get stuck on the “lowest price” for an account, but it might not be the ideal for your profile. That explains a lot of the failures out there. Find the one that makes you comfortable so your trades flow.
@Topstep, you’re hands down the best company for trading futures – fast payouts, simple rules, and top-notch support!
As a loyal Brazilian trader, how about giving me that final push to scale up this 150k I passed in the Combine? Waiving the activation fee would be very motivating to showcase that Brazil is packed with legit, profitable traders and if you do, I’ll document and share the full evolution of this account right here. What do you think, @MichaelPatak? 🇧🇷🚀
Who else out there passed the Combine and feels the pain from the activation fee?
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Depois de estourar algumas XFAs de 50k – porque, sinceramente, elas não casavam com meu size de 3 a 5 minis, resolvi pegar uma de 150k. E olha só: fluiu como nunca!
Dica: às vezes, a gente fica preso no “menor preço” pra conta, mas ela pode não ser a ideal pro seu perfil. Isso explica muito dos insucessos por aí. Encontre a que te deixa confortável para que seus trades fluam!
@Topstep, vocês são disparadamente a melhor empresa pra operar futuros – payouts rápidos, regras simples e suporte top!
Como trader brasileiro fiel, que tal me dar um empurrão final pra escalar essa 150k que passei no Combine? Isentando a taxa de ativação vai me motivar a mostrar que no Brasil existem traders lucrativos de verdade, e se acontecer, vou documentar e compartilhar toda a evolução dessa conta por aqui. O que acham, @MichaelPatak? 🇧🇷🚀
Quem mais aí passou no Combine e sente a dor da taxa de ativação?
@MichaelPatak Making this move, and then prices of “back2funded” will make more sense.
Do it for this Monday's open.
A lot of traders got burned on last Friday's PA. 🥲
The solution to the “dilemma”: Any criminal sentenced to life imprisonment or the death penalty automatically becomes an organ donor to supply the waiting list for people with cancer and other serious diseases who need such donations. It would be a kind of doing good for society after committing atrocities. 😇
@WallStreetApes In Brazil, we already have this kind of tax for a long time, just search for IPVA. They do this with properties too, search for IPTU. BR is the jokeland.