Hello traders, and welcome back
or welcome aboard if it's your first time here.
Here at Earn2Trade, we have always been proud of the fact
that we help connect traders with their trading goals and trading dreams.
Traders come to us to pass our evaluation and if they're good enough to pass,
then we connect them with a funded trading account.
It's an awesome opportunity, but for some time now we felt that
it was missing something. That something that we felt it was missing
was a sense of progression. Once you passed the evaluation
The way it worked of old was you were stuck with the determined amount
that you had chosen at the beginning.
This does not suit the style of traders. Most of the time, we as traders
want to continue to grow and scale what we're doing.
So, I'm proud to announce the Trader Career Path.
No longer will you be stuck on one account size,
and no longer will you be capped at, say, $100,000 or $150,000
No, now it goes all the way to $200,000, and potentially beyond.
The Trader Career Path is an awesome opportunity.
Let's talk about all the different stages in it.
Your Trader Career Path journey will begin with the evaluation phase.
During this phase, you'll have 25,000 virtual dollars
to prove yourself as a trader. There's going to be some rules to follow.
Those rules are a $1,500 end-of-day drawdown limit,
a $550 daily loss limit, there's going to be approved trading times,
which just simply means cash hours, as well as a progression ladder
controlling how many contracts you can open.
All of these rules are really common sense based rules
and then there's gonna be three goals you're looking to achieve.
Those goals are a 1,750 profit target, that is $1,750
with a $25,000 account. I think you'll manage.
And then, there's going to be a maintain consistency rule,
where we wanna make sure that the majority of the income
that you're generating, isn't coming from just one big trade,
and then finally we have a minimum number of 15 traded days
that we want to see you trade. This gives us a larger sample size to take a look at.
Traders who adhere to the rules and reach the target goals will be connected
with a $25,000 funded trading account where they'll keep 80%
of all trading profits they generate. The other 20% goes to incentivize
this symbiotic relationship with the funding firm.
There's also some very cool changes that are coming about in this relationship.
One is, there are no consistency requirements once you are a funded trader.
There's also no minimum number of trading days that you need to adhere to
and there's no monthly subscription fee. It should also be noted
that the prop firm will not make any monthly deductions.
They will only withdraw when the trader withdraws.
Beyond that the withdrawal process is very simple and straightforward.
Any amount over $100 is good for a withdrawal
and any amount over $500 has the bank fees waived.
The withdrawals are processed every week, on Tuesday.
Now, let's talk about the best part, the account size roadmap
that you'll be following as you work your way to a $200,000 account,
which I might add, is only available on the Trader Career Path.
We already said that you'll start with a $25,000 virtual account during the evaluation,
but once you pass that, you're gonna have the choice
to go to a $25,000 Live account or a $25,000 LiveSim account.
Both of them you'll be able to withdraw profits from
and when you withdraw $1,400 in profit you'll then be moving to a $50,000 account.
With the $50,000 account your goal here is to withdraw $2,400 in profit.
If you withdraw $2,400 in profit, you're then going to be moving to the $100,000 account.
With the the$100,000 account your goal is now $4,800.
If we withdraw $4,800 you're now going to be going to the big daddy $200,000 account.
With the $200,000 account, your goal at this point
is to obviously continue being a successful trader,
but if you withdraw $9,600 in profit you may get a special offer.
So yes, the Trader Career Path is definitely something to be excited about.
One of my personal favorite changes is how withdrawals now interact
with our account balance requirements. Before, when we withdrew,
it could bring our account close to the minimum required account balance
as far as the drawdown is concerned. Now, when we withdraw
we move on to the next account size and have a new drawdown.
I feel this provides a little bit more breathing room.
Also, something that's pretty cool is the $200,000 account
has a capped maximum drawdown at $194,000.
You'll never see it move any higher than there, even if your account does.
Other than that, I wish you the best of luck on your Trader Career Path journey.
We'll be here the entire way. If you need anything,
you know where to find us. Good luck traders.