TX3 Futures

Just thought you should know: SpaceX went public this week in the biggest IPO on record, raising tens of billions of dollars.

If you want to try a futures firm without putting much on the line, SX is our lowest-entry model. One phase, a 6% target, and you're funded.

Comparing your funded account to someone else's screenshots is the fastest way to start trading like them instead of like you.

The group behind TX3 has quietly paid traders more than 35 million dollars since 2021. We'd rather show you the receipts than describe ourselves with adjectives.

The part of a prop firm that actually matters is whether the money shows up when you ask. The group behind TX3 has cleared payouts in 24 hours or less.

With Redline, our futures model, there's no daily drawdown limit once you're funded. One rough morning doesn't end your whole week.

Not every futures trader wants to sit through an evaluation. One of our models, Type X, skips it. You're funded from day one and trading.

🚨WE’RE OFFICIALLY LAUNCHED 🚨 We went a little crazy on the specs of the “Redline” challenge 👀 tx3futures.com/en

Our futures models are live today. Redline is the one to start with, and the rules are all laid out plainly when you open it.

TX3 has funded traders since 2021. We ran futures before, stepped back to get it right, and today the desk is back for good.

The TX3 Futures models go live Monday. If you've been waiting to see what we actually offer, that's the day.

Every funded trader has the same two browser tabs open: the chart, and the account balance they swore they wouldn't keep refreshing.

Funded trading looks like staring at a screen doing nothing, right up until the ninety seconds where it looks like staring at a screen doing everything.

Hats off to the entire team at TX3 for putting together one of the best offers the industry has ever seen. Traders, are you ready for launch?

Every big economic print, X fills up with people who knew exactly what would happen. The funded traders are usually quiet that day.

Getting funded is the part everyone posts about. Staying funded through a flat month is the part that actually separates people.

Most funded traders stay where they are for one reason: they can't stand the thought of proving themselves from scratch again. That part we get.

The loss almost never blows the account. The trade you take ten minutes later, trying to win it back, is the one that does.

The quiet trading days are where funded accounts quietly get into trouble. Nothing is happening, so people make something happen, and the account pays for the boredom.

Somewhere after you get funded, you stop being a trader and start being a liability the firm manages. You can feel it in how they treat a payout.