My honest response to @PropFirmMatch
It feels like @PropFirmMatch is taking action against @fundingticks not because of trader protection, but because it no longer benefits your platform.
If trader trust was truly your priority, then firms that consistently reject payouts and destroy traders’ livelihoods would have been delisted long ago.
@QtFunded rejected my $9,000 payout.
I followed the rules. I traded with discipline.
Still, my payout was denied.
Because @QTFundedPartner was listed on Prop Firm Match, I trusted them.
I invested 2 months of my time, capital, and focus only because your platform presented them as a “reliable” firm.
Those 2 months are now gone.
My financial situation deteriorated so badly that my house was close to being auctioned — something I could have avoided if timely action was taken.
I tagged Prop Firm Match multiple times.
I raised concerns publicly.
Not once did you act.
If FundingTicks can be delisted for retroactive rule changes, then why is QTFunded still not held accountable for payout rejections that ruin traders’ lives?
Selective action raises serious questions.
Trader trust is not built on statements.
It’s built on consistent, unbiased action.
Right now, both Prop Firm Match and QT Funded have failed traders like me.
@collapse_FX@fundingticks@fxhustle7@propfundsquad@PropFirmMatch@JamesQuantTekel@PropFirmMedia@SHINOBI_FUTURES@MeetMattL
I had a fun livestream today discussing my analysis heading into next week and breaking down my trade of Friday.
Balanced Price Ranges, Time Distortion, Market Maker Models, Time Cycles and way more was discussed.
Search "Frank369" on YouTube to watch it.
All you need is $100k funding.
At just 10% in one month, that's a $10k payout.
Even if you only hit that a few times a year, you’re already ahead of 90% of people stuck in jobs they hate.
The real power of trading isn’t daily profits – it's the freedom of choice.