
Everybody trades prop evals like it’s the market. It’s not.
A prop eval is a bounded game with a published rulebook — profit target, max drawdown, trailing DD, consistency. The market is unsolvable. A game with fixed rules is solvable.
Most people fail because they trade evals like gamblers — risk 1 to make 10, low win rate, high variance — and bust the drawdown before they ever touch the target. That’s the firm’s entire business model.
So I stopped predicting and started engineering. Built a fully automated machine that plays the rules, not the market. Ran it live on my funded account today — hands off. It fired, filled, managed its own risk, banked the day.
Not selling it. Not showing signals. Just building — and letting the rulebook be the edge.
Been cookin today…Claude watches my screen while I’m away and makes adjustments…what a time to be alive!

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