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$50k in trading capital on our electric accounts For just $67 (normally $95) No consistency rule on the eval, pass in 1 day if you want to Use code WEALTH while this discount is still here!

No daily loss limit. No consistency rule to pass the eval. 90/10 split once you're funded. Gas accounts exist because we couldn't find a prop firm that left traders alone long enough to actually trade. So we built it.

Redline's AI evaluator doesn't read vibes. It runs deterministic math on your full trade history every time you request a payout. It checks things like: did any single trade's worst unrealised loss hit 50%+ of your drawdown limit. Did you double your size within 60 minutes of a loss. Did you somehow catch a news spike by holding a 3-lot for 4 seconds during FOMC. If yes, it flags it. If no, it doesn't. No reviewer who's having a bad day. No vague 'we reserve the right to' clause. Just the math. We publish exactly what it checks. Go read it. Tell us what you think.

Sizing down when you're wrong is a skill. Most traders learn it the hard way. The ones who make it learn it early.

Powerups might be the most slept-on thing we've built. Here's the situation without one: you trip a conduct flag - maybe you doubled down after a loss a handful of times, maybe your profit got too concentrated - payout denied. No recourse. Just denied. Here's the situation WITH one: that flag doesn't block your payout. You bought the waiver before it happened. Flag fires, Powerup absorbs it, payout goes through. Other firms have a appeals process. It's called emailing support and waiting. We built an actual system instead.

The firms screaming loudest about 'trader success' are usually the ones with the most rules designed to prevent it. Consistency rules. Daily loss limits. Maximum position sizes. Minimum trading days. Scaling plans that keep you small forever. Every rule has a justification. But at some point you have to ask - is this a trading environment or an obstacle course? We built rules we'd actually want to trade under. That’s the difference.

How to actually pass a Redline eval: Forget the profit target. Seriously. Focus on the drawdown. On a $50K Gas account you've got $2,000 trailing drawdown. Size for that, not for the $2,750 target. Hit 2-3 solid days early, let the floor trail up, and now you've got room to breathe. You need 0 minimum trading days to pass the eval - but you need to NOT blow it first. Most people blow it in the first week trying to front-run the target. The target takes care of itself when you're not trading scared. OR you can ignore all of this and just full-port it, that choice is up to you.

$67 That’s all it costs to get access to $50k in trading capital with our Electric accounts AND there’s no consistency rule on the evals Are we the best new prop firm in the game? Our traders think so

What’s the most frustrating rule about prop firms? We’re here to listen & learn 👇

The only feeling better than the payout hitting your account? The payout hitting your account early 😎

Trip a conduct flag at most firms would just send you a rejection email with a paragraph of legalese and wish you luck. We built Powerups instead. It's a per-account add-on. If the AI evaluator catches a conduct issue - not fraud, not automation, just a bad day that looked messy - a Powerup waiver means that flag doesn't block your payout. Because sometimes you trade like an idiot for 20 minutes and it shouldn't cost you everything you built in the other 7 days.

How half of the prop firm industry is moving right now If you can’t see the rules explained clearly on a prop firms website - RUN

Trailing drawdown vs end-of-day drawdown. Nobody explains this properly so here you go. Trailing drawdown follows your account peak in real time. You hit $51,200 on a $50k account? Your floor just moved up $1,200. It never comes back down. One bad afternoon and you're out. End-of-day drawdown resets at session close. You can have a rough intraday move, recover, and not get penalised for the dip. It doesn't chase your peak tick by tick. Gas uses trailing - always. Electric and Diesel use EOD once funded. Neither is objectively better. Gas rewards traders who manage their peak carefully. Electric is more forgiving if your edge takes time to play out intraday. Know which one fits how you actually trade before you buy anything.

Name a better feeling than passing a prop firm eval in 1 day… No consistency rules on the evals is the favorite feature of our Redline traders 🔥

You got this bro!

Congrats to Marcel on the Redline payout 🔥

We’ve been calling our Redline traders Why? Because we actually CARE about what our traders have to say The best features, the worst features, what they want to see from us next Actually talking to our traders and seeing what they have to say is allowing us to keep improving Redline every week 📈 Does your prop firm founder do this? Or do they just scheme on how they can reject more payouts?

Three months ago we sat in a call arguing about whether Gas accounts should have a consistency rule on funded. Someone said 'every other firm has one'. We said 'yeah, that's the problem'. Gas has no consistency rule. Not on eval. Not on funded. Not ever. Some meetings actually matter.

Don’t mind us - just sharing some of the Redline payouts sent last week 🚀 Unfortunately for us (and our traders) there’s too many of them to fit in one tweet Good luck with your trading week!

You ever close a trade, immediately know it was revenge, open another one, and somehow be surprised when that one goes against you too? The chart didn't change. You changed. That's the only pattern worth studying.