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Audit landing soon. On-chain payouts only mean something if the contract holds.

@PrincessElendu Hot take: none of them. Talent without process = gifted gambler. Effort without edge = disciplined loser. Luck without consistency = one good month. The traders we fund who actually stay funded? They all have one thing in common — systems.

Traders, do you think success in trading comes from talent, effort, or luck?

The prop trading industry is broken. We built Calibur to fix this - transparent rules, verified payout. Talented traders deserve this. 🫡

@wannabechamp The traders who build real wealth long-term are the ones who treat prop funding as leverage, not just income. Sounds like you just made that switch. Rooting for the rebuild. 🫡

🧵 I have lost ALL my prop firm funding earlier this year $0. After having $2.5M in funded accounts and over $1M in payouts. So I’m starting again. Here’s the plan 👇

@NoEmotionsFx Prove the edge. Then trade the capital that matches it. That's the right order.

I recommend getting a live account first and invest profits into prop firms. Much better than staking your own funds on a prop account that you'll likely fail. No matter how small it is fund live first then think of scaling with prop firms later on.

@spideycrypt That being right and being profitable are two completely different skills. You can have the right analysis and still lose. Managing the trade after entry is where it's actually won or lost.

What is the one thing you wish you knew before you took your first trade?

Most prop firms build on traders' failure. Calibur builds on traders' profit. It's exhausting to figure out which prop firm to trust. You don't need to trust Calibur, verify it. You can verify every payout on-chain. 👇 caliburprop.com

@Route2FI Trading is the perfect obsession — it punishes complacency and rewards curiosity. The moment you think you've got it figured out is usually the moment the market reminds you that you don't. Keeps it interesting forever.

How boring life must be if you’re not chronically obsessed with something. Be it crypto, AI, stocks or whatever you’re interested in really.

@elite_mentor1 A trade where I did exactly what I said I'd do before I entered. That's it. Outcome is the market's job. Execution is mine.

What’s your personal definition of a successful trade?

Survive first. Profit second. The market will let beginners win just enough to feel like they've figured it out — then take it all back with interest. Most blow up not because they can't trade, but because they size up too fast before the edge is actually proven. Stay small. Stay consistent. Stay in the game long enough to get genuinely good. Skill compounds, but only if you're still around to use it.

Profitable traders.. What's the #1 piece of advice you have for beginner traders?

@GOsazuwa28500 A. The best traders don't need 6 monitors to confirm what they already know. Clean desk, clear process, consistent execution. That's it.

Traders Be honest: Which setup suits you?

Hope. Fear makes you hesitate to enter. Hope makes you hold a loser waiting for it to "come back." More accounts have been blown by hoping a bad trade reverses than by any missed entry. Fear at least keeps you cautious. Hope keeps you in positions that are already telling you you're wrong.

If you could remove ONE emotion from trading, which one and why?

The frustration here is real and valid. Too many firms are built on the fee model, not the trader success model. Splitting across firms is the rational response to a broken system. The better fix is building firms where the proof is on-chain and public. No need to hide when the receipts are verifiable.

Prop firms don’t want you as a trader to make too much money. It’s just a fact of the business model. It’s better to just diversify across multiple firms, get smaller payouts and stay under the radar.

Building the future of prop firms check it out 👉 Caliburprop.com

Final internal testing! Stay tuned👀

6/ To the trader who reached out to us: we're sorry it happened. We hope this is part of what makes it less likely to happen to someone else. #PropFirm

5/ We built this into Calibur from day one specifically because of conversations like that one. Not as a feature. As a minimum standard. If you can't verify us, we haven't earned your eval fee.

1/ A trader reached out to us a few weeks ago. They'd passed a prop firm evaluation. Traded profitably for three months. Hit their payout threshold. Requested withdrawal. Nothing came.