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I can't express how grateful I am for @MyFundedFutures The best prop firm in the industry, thanks to @MattLeech transparency and the incredible work of the entire team. It's sad that Morocco is now a restricted country, but no Moroccan trader can deny everything you've done for our community. Thank you for setting the standard. Wishing the entire team nothing but success.

As for @BlueGuardiancom , I received my payout in less than 24 hours! Even though I received an email requesting a live KYC interview right after submitting my payout request, the whole process was really simple. I know a lot of traders in our Moroccan community are scared of these interviews, but trust me, there's nothing to worry about. They basically just want to verify that you're the person actually trading the account. Blue Guardian will always have a special place for me because they were the firm that gave me my very first payout back in 2023, when I was just starting my trading journey. And honestly, I'm really happy to be trading with them again and to see that their rules are still as good as I remember. It's always nice to come back to a firm where it all started! ❤️ @BlueGuardiancom @seanbaint

So far, my experience with @FTMarketslive has been pretty good! I'm currently trading only their 2-Step plan. I was actually in a pretty deep drawdown on my funded account recently, but last week I managed to catch two perfect setups that helped me recover and secure this payout. The best thing about Funded Trader Markets, in my opinion, is definitely their fast payouts. As for the spreads, they're O K E Y. Since I only trade gold, I can say they're not the best I've seen, but they're definitely acceptable. Overall, it's been a good experience so far. Let's see how things go in the long run!

After receiving a total of $43,416 in payouts from @fundingpips , with a great ROI, I recently received an email from them stating: "We have proof that you have engaged in account management, copy trading, and trading in concert with others, which are prohibited under our Trading rule." And apparently, I wasn't the only one. I saw many other traders receiving the exact same email on the same day or throughout the week. I tried reaching out to FundingPips to discuss the situation, but unfortunately, their decision was final. This isn't even my first issue with them. I previously had a CID problem where my accounts were flagged, but after providing evidence that the issue was caused by an error, I managed to get unbanned. Now, it looks like my journey with FundingPips has officially come to an end. I still strongly believe that there are issues with their detection system, especially when it comes to CID flags and accusations related to account management or copy trading. Based on my personal experience, I'm 100% convinced that something isn't working as it should, and I genuinely hope they investigate and fix these issues in the future. I've always promoted FundingPips on my Instagram because I believed in the firm, even when I wasn't getting paid to promote them. But after everything that has happened, I can no longer continue recommending FundingPips to my community. From now on, the only CFD prop firms I'll be working with are @FTMarketslive and @BlueGuardiancom . At the end of the day, my recommendations have always been based on my personal experience, not affiliate commissions. And when that experience changes, my recommendations have to change too.

After spending $6.5K with @fundingpips and receiving $43K in total payouts, I've officially been upgraded to Prime! I was actually waiting for my second payout of $3K on my $50K 1-Step account when I got upgraded. Now I'm starting my Prime journey with $35,105 in capital. Let the fun begin! Time to make the most out of this account and push it to its full potential! 🚀

Quick update on the $100K @FundedNext account after completing the recorded verification session.48 hours later, they finally sent me the funded account. I took one trade, and the next day I received an email saying that my account had been limited to 1% risk per trade because of “one-sided betting.”I’m honestly not sure when or how they determined that I was one-sided betting. I passed Phase 1 with only one trade, passed Phase 2 with only one trade, and then took only one trade on the funded account as well. So this “one-sided betting” rule is kinda weird to me because I don’t really understand how they could identify a pattern from that.Anyway, I’m now limited to 1% risk per trade. I’m fine with it since the limitation only applies to the funded account, but the whole situation is still a little weird. @Flynnn_FN

Quick update with @FundedNext : I signed the agreement on August 13th, and today, August 18th, I just received an email saying that I need to complete a recorded verification session. It seems a little weird considering I’ve already received around $90K in total payouts from them, but yeah, let’s do it and see how it goes x)

And I’m still confused about why I received this CID flag for an account I traded on July 23rd that had already been passed and closed. The fact that it was flagged weeks later makes the whole situation even weirder. @Khldfx @avikkfp

Just passed a $100K account with @FundedNext on CFDs. I’ve already made around $90K in total payouts with them on the futures side, and now it’s time to give their CFD side a try. Let’s see if I end up getting hit with any random limitations or shady rules out of nowhere x) By the way, I got the “No Minimum Trading Days” add-on, which is why I was able to pass both phases on the same day.

If there’s one thing that’s really shitty in the prop firm industry, it’s the 1% risk limitation. I agree that for someone who’s just starting their trading journey, it can be a good thing because it prevents them from over-risking and overtrading. But once you’re consistently profitable, this rule is just trash, especially when slippage can make you violate the limit even when you’re only risking 0.5%. What makes even less sense is when a prop firm gives you a 5% daily loss limit, but if you decide to risk 3% on one trade to pass the challenge, suddenly you’re considered a gambler lol. Then what’s the point of having a daily loss limit in the first place? I guess from now on I’ll just stick to @breakoutprop since they’re one of the few firms that keep the rules simple and clear: here’s your daily loss, here’s your maximum drawdown, and within those limits, do whatever the fuck you want x)