Chainfunded is the world's first on-chain evaluation fee prop trading protocol. Instant payouts, trustless execution. Discord - https://xitter.cf/t.co/QIyXbxHBuc

Panama
Joined April 2026
⚡ The CFG presale has gone direct on the chainfunded website. ChainFunded is the prop firm that can't choose not to pay you. Rules + payouts enforced by smart contract, live on Ethereum mainnet today. 💰 Presale 1st tier $0.04 → Listing $0.80 (95% below listing) 🔥 TGE Occurs when sold out 👉 chainfunded.io/presale
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CFG is fixed supply. No mint function. No inflation schedule. No emergency issuance. Governance weight is a closed system — every vote cast reflects real allocation, not newly printed tokens diluting the last holder.
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$50 gets you in. Everyone says custody is the risk. It's not. Waiting on a platform to approve your withdrawal is. 80% of profits, paid in USDC, on-chain, on demand — no desk, no delay, no permission slip. Tell me I'm wrong
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100% of affiliate commission paid in USDC, on-chain, the second it clears.
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3 ways LPs extract yield from every trader who enters our evaluation. No lockup. No KYC. USDC in, USDC out. The full breakdown is below:
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CFND is non-transferable. 1 CFND = 1 USDC. Your position in the pool is exact, not estimated. Profit pool is separate from capital — losses don't touch what you've already earned. Claim on demand
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Here's how LP yield actually works: USDC in, CFND minted 1:1, profits claimed anytime.
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80% of prop traders say payouts are the problem. we just auto-feed them. phase pass hits the contract, it fires. no one reviewing your ticket. no batch window. idk. maybe the wait was never about risk
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$50 to enter a funded eval. Most traders think cheaper fees mean worse infrastructure. The opposite is true now — the data from on-chain prop protocols makes the old assumption hard to defend:
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legacy prop firms charged $300-$500 because KYC, manual review, and payout ops were expensive. strip those out with smart contracts and Pyth price feeds, and the cost to run an eval collapses. the fee follows.
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a $50 USDC fee into a $2,500 funded account with 80% profit split, paid on-chain, on demand. the infrastructure is more rigorous than what you paid $400 for two years ago. disagree — tell us where we're wrong
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80% payouts, 0 manual approvals. tangent —, eCDSA-signed proof ties your P&L to your wallet address. No admin can intercept. No delay. No discretionary override. The contract pays. Not us.
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Six months ago, prop firm payouts lived inside a PDF policy doc. Today they live inside a smart contract. One of those can be changed at midnight without telling you. Here's what actually changed:
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Old model: rules enforced by a compliance team. Drawdown limits, payout splits, funded status — all editable. You passed an eval on one ruleset. They paid you on another. No audit trail.
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Our model: 5% daily loss limit, 10% drawdown limit, 80/20 split — written in contract bytecode. No account manager can override it. No support ticket changes it. A wallet sig is the only handshake that matters.
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3 ways the rules here can't be bent. number 2 is the one cexs quietly skip:
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4 steps. $50 USDC. Here's what buying your first challenge actually looks like: Pay the fee. Pass Phase 1 at 10% profit. Pass Phase 2 at 5%. Get funded. 80% of every dollar you make, paid in USDC, on-chain, on demand.
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$12.50 USDC paid to a wallet, 11:03am UTC. No invoice, no platform cut, no delay. That is one referral at the base rate. How the affiliate structure works, and what determines where in the 8–20% range you land:
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base rate is 8%. volume moves it upward toward 20%. every referral who pays the $50 USDC eval fee triggers the payout. no minimum threshold, no waiting period. the smart contract handles settlement — we handle nothing manually.
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10 referrals in a month is $40–$100 USDC, depending on your rate. 100 is $400–$1,000. The ceiling scales with the same on-chain logic. Register once, receive indefinitely. No KYC required to earn affiliate payouts.
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