MasFX

First from India to clear the full @FTMO_com challenge since they opened trading for us. Both phases passed. Now watch me climb that leaderboard. 🔥🇮🇳

Some things need to be stopped in this forex space. Specifically, some prop firms @QtFunded is a scam prop firm and no trader should ever waste their precious time trading with them. I traded four evaluation phases before I finally got to the live account stage and still got denied. Imagine passing four accounts back to back with 8%, 5%, 8%, 5%. At that point, what more proof do you need that the trader knows exactly what he’s doing? Let me break down my experience: For the first evaluation, I passed Phase 1 and Phase 2. I was already expecting my live account when I suddenly received a mail claiming I “exposed my account to a 2.5% risk.” I disagreed immediately, because several traders had been in my DM complaining about the same issue so I was very careful. Then I was told the most shocking part. The 2.5% wasn’t even on a single trade. Meaning you can’t take two trades and risk 1% or 1.25% each. So imagine people who trade 3, 4, even 5 pairs daily, they’re already violated whether they know it or not. And here’s the annoying part: There is already a daily drawdown set at 5%. So explain to me how a firm sets a 5% daily DD, then quietly adds a hidden 2.5% risk exposure rule on top of it. For what reason? Statistically, we already know that only 4–6% of funded traders make it to payout with a 5% daily drawdown. So what exactly is the goal of adding this extra rule? Nothing else but to fail more traders. This is why we’re starting a movement. If your daily drawdown is 2.5%, then set it clearly. Don’t set DD at 5% and then hide a risk-exposure booby trap behind it. It makes absolutely no sense. And that’s not all oo , this is where it becomes pure manipulation: Why would a trader supposedly “violate” the 2.5% rule, yet the firm sends no warning, no stop-trading email, nothing? They allow the trader to continue trading, continue passing, continue getting excited… Then when it’s time for a live account or payout, that’s when they suddenly remember you “broke a rule.” Meanwhile, your dashboard was showing live and valid the entire time. Tell me a clearer method of scamming. From today onwards, any prop firm that adds risk exposure on top of an existing daily drawdown should be tagged as scammers. Do not trade with them. If we don’t stop this now, they will keep adding rules to make more money while suffering traders. If you don’t have what it takes to run an honest prop firm, leave the business and find something else. That’s not all I will talk about the second evaluation shortly. Tag a trader or send it to any trader you know. Let’s stop this madness. As a matter of fact, if there’s any other firm with this rule, report them to my dm. I drag them for free. This nonsense must stop this year.