I would like to share some feedback regarding the strike system on the 2-Step Standard accounts, particularly for account sizes of $50,000 and above.
Currently, receiving a strike for losing more than 1% in a single day feels overly restrictive. A 1% daily risk limit is significantly lower than what many disciplined traders use as part of a sound risk management strategy. As a result, traders can accumulate strikes despite following a consistent and responsible trading plan.
I respectfully ask you to consider reviewing this policy. Increasing the threshold or redesigning the strike system could create a fairer balance between protecting the firm’s capital and giving skilled traders enough flexibility to perform effectively.
FundingPips has built a strong reputation by supporting traders, and I believe revisiting this rule would improve the trading experience while still maintaining responsible risk management.
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I'll be the one to admit.
I'm a good prop trader.
I suck at trading personal account.
There I said it.
Not everyone can run up personal accounts to millions.
Prop success does not equal live account success.
Anybody telling you to take prop payouts and move to live to scale is either lying or wants to sell you a service like mentorship/course etc.
Very few people succeed at both. I know them, they are not common.