Fast-paced competition
Ten dollars in, a full trading day, $1,500 to the podium. The first paid rung on the ladder.
A full trading day against a capped field of 256. It is the first paid step on the ladder and the one most traders use to find out whether their Daily Battle form holds up over a longer window. The whole $1,500 is paid out whatever the field size: a Mini that fills to 60 pays the same three cheques as one that fills to 256.
Pick the next Tuesday or Thursday Mini and pay the $10 entry. Silver tier and above can enter.
Everyone starts on $10,000 at 1:100. Take at least five trades inside the trading-day window.
The board ranks percentage return live. Stay inside the 30% drawdown limit or you finish unranked.
The top three split $1,500 and every ranked finish earns ladder points toward the next rung.
A full session through the London open and the New York overlap. Long enough to recover from a bad first hour.
The first paid step on the ladder, priced so you can enter every week and build form.
Entries close at the bell or when the field fills, whichever comes first.
Identical starting balance and 1:100 leverage for every entrant. Only the trading differs.
Breach it and you drop off the board. One oversized position is the commonest way out.
400 points for a win, 30 for a top-50, 5 for any ranked finish. Showing up pays.
Paid to the top three, whatever the field size.
Two Minis a week, same opening bell.