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PILLAR · 16 MIN Prop trading for complete beginners A complete, honest explanation of proprietary trading: what a prop firm is, what you are actually buying, how the business model shapes every rule, what the numbers really look like, and how to decide whether it is for you. Updated 13 Aug 2026 PILLAR · 14 MIN Static vs trailing drawdown The single rule that decides whether an account survives. All four structures worked through with numbers, what each does to position sizing and exits, which strategies they suit, and the exact questions to ask before you pay. Updated 13 Aug 2026 PILLAR · 15 MIN Position sizing against a drawdown The calculation that keeps evaluations alive. How to derive size from the distance to your breach level, why the usual percentage-of-balance rule fails on funded accounts, and a full worked routine for forex and futures. Updated 13 Aug 2026 PILLAR · 15 MIN The true cost of a prop firm challenge The advertised fee is the smallest part of what a funded account costs. Every charge that appears before and after you pass, worked through with full examples, plus the comparison unit that makes firms actually comparable. Updated 13 Aug 2026 PILLAR · 14 MIN How prop firm payouts work The full sequence from requesting a withdrawal to money arriving: cycles, minimums, what the review actually checks, verification, methods, timings, and every point at which the process stalls. Updated 13 Aug 2026 PILLAR · 15 MIN How to choose a prop firm The complete selection method: which fields to compare and in what order, how to score a shortlist, the questions to send support before paying, and the warning signs that should end a shortlist early. Updated 13 Aug 2026

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