🚨 New biggest payout in Breakout history just hit. $190,429. One trader. One payout. That's enough to put your favorite prop firm under. So they ban the trader. Or move them to "live." Or go looking through the fine print. We just sent it.

Position sizing on a funded account. Not an eval. Be honest. What percent of your max drawdown are you risking per trade?

Crypto nuking Indexes nuking Metals nuking Is everyone having a good time?

You don’t see many payout certificates for $50. That’s the minimum at Breakout. Hit it, request it, done.

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🚨 Breakout just passed 70,000 funded accounts. Paying traders since 2023. Who's next?

Bitcoin has been rangebound for a month. Good time to steal @TraderMayne's entire trading system. One mechanical setup. His exact rules. Free. No more strategy hopping. youtu.be/Cuezxp4IpWw

Bigger is cheaper on Turbo. $10K: $40 for $300 of drawdown room. $100K: $330 for $3,000. 10x the room. About 8x the price.

One trader. One week. The only thing capping what you can make at Breakout is your skill.

This surprises almost every new Breakout trader: You can have the best trading day of your life and nothing bad happens. There's no consistency rule, so one huge day doesn't delay your payout. And there's no payout cap, so you can withdraw your full share of it. Big days are just big days.

"Just stack base hits bro" A 1% base hit on a $5,000 account is $50. On a $50,000 funded account, it's $500. Same trade. Suddenly base hits are worth stacking.

There's nothing more expensive than a cheap prop firm. @TraderMayne built one from the ground up. Here's how they actually work, and how to pick one that pays: youtu.be/rq8sRdpYR-Y

Your first funded account hits different. Ask any of the 600+ traders who got theirs this month.

Two traders open the same $10,000 $BTC long. One puts up $200 at 50x. One puts up $10,000 at 1x. $BTC wicks 2%. One gets liquidated. The other one is fine. Don't have $10,000? That's what a funded account is for.