🚨 New biggest payout in Breakout history just hit. $190,429. One trader. One payout. That's enough to put your favorite prop firm under. So they ban the trader. Or move them to "live." Or go looking through the fine print. We just sent it.

Another trader joins the Breakout five-figure club. Population: 1,250+

Top two replies under every post we make: “wen ____” “lower the fees” Noted. Both of them.

$100K Classic. Max drawdown floor: $94,000. Up $10K: $94,000. Up $30K: $94,000. After 50 payouts: $94,000. It doesn’t move.

Midterms are next week. The S&P 500 in the 12 months after every midterm since 1950: Up 19 times. Down 0. Don’t let your doomer friend see this.

He’s almost at $200K in payouts. To crack Breakout’s top 20, you need $300K+. Keep going.

Unpopular take from a prop firm: keep your personal account. They do different jobs. Funded account: where you trade size, short term, with a fee as your downside. Personal account: spot bags you don’t touch, and where the payouts go to retire.

Year one: $3.1K in payouts. Year two: more than that in one payout. That’s growth.

Yes, the account is simulated. The USDC in your wallet isn't.

Big numbers get paid here. Just ask these six.

How funded trading works at Breakout: 1. Buy an evaluation. One fee. 2. Hit the profit target without touching either loss limit. 3. Your account upgrades to funded automatically. 4. Keep 80%. Request a payout any time it hits $50. That's literally it.

$45,056 in one week. "Quite well" indeed, sir.

He wins less than 30% of his trades. He's taken nearly $700K+ in payouts on Breakout anyway. Small losers. Big winners. Repeat. @CryptoHuTrading shares exactly how he does it. youtu.be/W-oXrkto4Ks

15 payouts in 24 hours. Turned Breakout into an ATM.

Position sizing on a funded account. Not an eval. Be honest. What percent of your max drawdown are you risking per trade?

Crypto nuking Indexes nuking Metals nuking Is everyone having a good time?