Compare crypto prop firms on the numbers
Compare crypto prop firms side by side on challenge cost, profit split, payout speed, drawdown type, platforms and trading rules. Every figure is read straight from each firm’s own published terms — so the table always matches our reviews
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Data Score
Six measures, scored from each firm's published terms.
How the Data Score is calculated
Every number is read from the firm's own published terms. Nothing is a judgement call, and no firm can pay to change it.
Cost includes activation fees
A $5 entry with a $589 fee due on passing is scored as $594, not $5. Where a firm charges an activation fee but doesn't publish the amount, the value measure is dropped and the remaining weights rebalance — the score never guesses.
Value is measured against the field
Every crypto program sold at the same account size, because a fee only means something next to what else you could buy. The other five measures use fixed thresholds, so a 7 means the same thing this year as next.
Applied identically to all 8 firms
The same weights and thresholds run against every firm on this page. We earn affiliate commission when you fund an account through our links, and it has no effect on any score.
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All 8 crypto prop firms at a glanceSizes, splits, drawdown, cheapest account
Every figure below is read directly from each firm’s own published terms and rebuilt whenever a firm changes its offer. Last updated 25 October 2026.
| Prop firm | Account sizes | Profit split | Max allocation | Drawdown | Platforms | Programs | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BrightFunded review | $5K – $200K | Up to 100% (80% by program) | $400K | Static, EOD Trailing | DXtrade, cTrader, MT5 | 3 | €32.90 |
| Crypto Fund Trader review | $2.5K – $200K | Up to 90% (50–80% by program) | $330K | Static, EOD Trailing | Bybit, Match Trader, MT5 | 3 | $36.00 |
| E8 Perpetuals review | $5K – $500K | Up to 100% (80% by program) | $1M | Static, Trailing Balance | E8 Terminal | 2 | $14.00 |
| For Traders Crypto review | $3K – $100K | 80–90% | $300K | EOD Trailing | MetaTrader 5, TradeLocker | 3 | $37.00 |
| HyroTrader review | $5K – $200K | Up to 90% (80% by program) | $200K | Static | Bybit, Hyro, BloFin, Tealstreet, Tiger | 3 | $50.15 |
| Instant Funding Crypto review | $5K – $200K | 80% | $700K | Static | cTrader, Match-Trader, MetaTrader 5 | 2 | $36.75 |
| Tradeify Crypto review | $5K – $100K | Up to 95% (80% by program) | $800K | Static, EOD Trailing, Intraday Trailing | DXTrade, TradingView | 4 | $25.35 |
| WenCrypto review | $5K – $100K | Up to 80% (80% by program) | $300K | Static | Match Trader | 3 | $33.00 |
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How to compare crypto prop firms properly Drawdown, leverage, resets, payouts
What actually decides whether you keep the money
Most comparison tables rank crypto firms on the headline profit split, which tells you the least. A 90% split on an account you breach in the first volatile week is worth nothing. New to this? Start with how crypto prop firms work, the beginner guide or the glossary. These are the things that decide whether you get paid.
Exchange perps or broker CFDs
Some crypto firms put you on a demo account at an exchange such as Bybit or BloFin, or on their own exchange-style terminal, with hundreds of perpetual pairs and leverage you set yourself. Others offer crypto as CFDs on MT5, cTrader or TradeLocker at much lower leverage, often next to forex on the same account. Check the platforms column first, because it changes what you can trade and how fast you can lose the daily limit.
Drawdown type matters more than drawdown size
A static drawdown stays fixed at your starting balance. A trailing drawdown follows your profits up and never comes back down, so in a market that moves as fast as crypto it can close in quickly. Drawdown types explained walks through each one with worked examples.
When the day resets
Crypto never closes, so every firm picks its own moment to reset the daily loss limit. A position held through that reset carries two sessions of movement against one day’s limit. The time is on each firm’s review page — check it before you hold anything overnight.
Payout speed and the fee refund
Crypto firms mostly pay in stablecoins, and the cycle ranges from on request to every few weeks. Some also hand the evaluation fee back with your first payout, which changes the real cost. See fastest-paying prop firms, current crypto deals and our on-chain payout tracker.
Every figure on this page is read directly from each firm’s published terms and rebuilds itself whenever a firm changes its offer. We earn affiliate commission when you buy through our links, and it has no effect on the scores — the formula and every threshold are in the scoring panel above.
Frequently asked questions 6 answers
Which crypto prop firm is the cheapest?
The table shows the cheapest program at every account size, and the top picks cover the firms we recommend. Across the field a $100,000 account costs $129 to $570. Cheapest is not the same as best value — check the drawdown type, split and whether the fee is refunded before choosing on price.
What is the difference between static and trailing drawdown?
A static drawdown fixes your maximum loss at the starting balance and never moves. A trailing drawdown follows your balance up as you profit and never moves back down, so your buffer shrinks relative to your peak. Intraday trailing follows unrealised profit in real time and is the strictest form.
How much leverage do crypto prop firms offer?
It depends on the platform. Exchange-based firms let you set your own leverage, often up to 1:100 or more on BTC and ETH, while CFD-based firms usually cap crypto around 1:2 to 1:5. More leverage makes the daily loss limit easier to hit.
How quickly do crypto prop firms pay out?
The fastest cycle across the firms compared here is 1 day, and most pay in USDT or USDC. Some delay the first payout or cap each withdrawal, so read the payout section of the review before you buy. See fastest-paying prop firms.
What is a consistency rule and does it affect getting paid?
A consistency rule limits how much of your profit may come from a single day or trade. On crypto firms it usually applies only during the evaluation. It is shown for every program on this page, so you can see which firms have one.
Are the prices on this page up to date?
Yes. Every price, rule and program is read directly from our individual review pages and rebuilds automatically whenever one of them changes. Nothing on this page is maintained by hand.