One Method, Four Account Types: How I Decide What Runs Where
Here is the part of portfolio trading almost nobody teaches: the same strategies should not run the same way on
Here is the part of portfolio trading almost nobody teaches: the same strategies should not run the same way on
Short answer: Axi Select and Darwinex Zero are not competitors, they are different jobs. Axi Select allocates real funded capital
Here is how Darwinex Zero works, in four sentences. You pay a monthly subscription and trade a virtual account through
Do prop firms allow EA bots? Many now say yes on the sales page, and that “yes” is one of
Your EA did not fail the prop-firm challenge. The daily drawdown rule failed your EA — and the firm kept
You failed the challenge. Again. Paid the fee. Again. And somewhere in your head a verdict forms: I’m just not
Prop firm marketing shows you the success stories. The Discord screenshots. The $50,000 funded account. The grinning trader holding a
“MOST PROP FIRMS WIN WHEN YOU LOSE. AXI SELECT WINS WHEN YOU TRADE WELL.” That’s not a slogan I invented.
Every prop firm starts with a fee. $200. $500. $1,000. You pay to prove you can trade, knowing that 95%
You’ve paid $500 for a challenge. Passed Phase 1. Failed Phase 2 by 0.3%. Reset fee: $250. Try again. Fail