Funded challenge

The Propex terminal

Pay $25 in SOL, trade a $100 account against live Solana prices, clear both stages and move up to a $2,500 funded account.
$25
entry fee in SOL
$100
challenge account
+300%
stage 1 target
$2,500
funded account
The rules

Six rules decide everything

$25 entry fee, paid once in SOL, opens a $100 challenge account
Stage 1 target is +300%, stage 2 is +500%, with 14 days per stage
10% maximum drawdown from the starting balance, checked on every fill
At least 3 closed trades across 2 different tokens before a stage can pass
1% fee and live slippage on every fill, so a round trip costs what it would on chain
Thin pools are refused, and profit per token is capped at 1% of its liquidity
$25 entry fee, paid once in SOL, opens a $100 challenge account
Stage 1 target is +300%, stage 2 is +500%, with 14 days per stage
10% maximum drawdown from the starting balance, checked on every fill
At least 3 closed trades across 2 different tokens before a stage can pass
1% fee and live slippage on every fill, so a round trip costs what it would on chain
Thin pools are refused, and profit per token is capped at 1% of its liquidity
FAQ

Straight answers

Everything here is enforced on the server, on every fill. The numbers are the same for every trader.
How do I start?

Connect a Solana wallet and sign a short message to sign in. Signing is free and is not a transaction. Then pay $25 in SOL from the same wallet, and your $100 challenge account opens as soon as the payment confirms on chain.

Is the money I trade real?

The account is simulated, the prices are not. Every fill is priced from live DexScreener pools, with a 1% fee and slippage that moves against you, so your results track what the same trade would have done on chain.

What do I need to pass a stage?

Stage 1 asks for +300%, which takes $100 to $400. Stage 2 asks for +500%, which takes $100 to $600. Each stage also needs at least 3 closed trades across 2 different tokens, and you have 14 days per stage.

How does an account end?

Equity at or below $90, 10% under the starting balance, ends the account. The same 10% also applies within a day, measured from that day’s opening equity. Every ended account stays on your record with the reason it closed.

Which tokens can I trade?

Any Solana token with a pool quoted in SOL, USDC or USDT that holds at least $1,000 of liquidity, trades $5,000 a day and is at least five minutes old. Pump.fun bonding curves count. A pool whose price disagrees with the token’s other markets is refused.

Is there a cap on profit?

Profit from any one token is capped at 1% of its pool liquidity, so a thin market cannot be pushed into a payout. Tokens with more than $250,000 of liquidity have no cap.

What happens after I pass both stages?

You move up to a $2,500 funded account with a 10% drawdown floor, a 5% daily loss limit and up to 3 open positions. You keep 70% of the profit above the principal, paid out in SOL every 14 days once it reaches $50.