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Sim Funded Accounts: What They Are, Where the Payouts Come From, and How to Tell
  • Sim Funded Accounts: What They Are, Where the Payouts Come From, and How to Tell

    23 July 2026 , Abe Cofnas

    A sim funded account is the stage after you pass a prop firm evaluation where you keep trading simulated capital in an environment built to mirror the live market, while the payouts you earn on your simulated profits are paid to you in real money. That single sentence contains the whole confusion: the capital is […]

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The Consistency Rule in Prop Firms: How It Works, and How to Pass It
  • The Consistency Rule in Prop Firms: How It Works, and How to Pass It

    23 July 2026 , Abe Cofnas

    The consistency rule is a prop-firm risk rule that caps how much of your total profit can come from your single best trading day. If your best day makes up more than a set percentage of everything you have earned, usually somewhere between 20% and 50%, the firm treats the result as luck rather than […]

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Prop Firm Drawdown Types Explained: Intraday, EOD, Static, and the Lock Point
  • Prop Firm Drawdown Types Explained: Intraday, EOD, Static, and the Lock Point

    21 July 2026 , Abe Cofnas

    In futures prop trading, the drawdown rule decides who keeps a funded account and who loses it, and the single most important detail is when that rule is measured. Two accounts can run the exact same trade, on the same day, and reach opposite outcomes: one breached, one intact. The difference is not the trade. […]

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Raw Spread vs Zero Spread Accounts: How They Differ and Which Costs Less
  • Raw Spread vs Zero Spread Accounts: How They Differ and Which Costs Less

    21 July 2026 , Abe Cofnas

    Raw spread and zero spread accounts price the same trade in two different ways. A raw spread account passes you the market’s own bid-ask spread, floating and often near 0.0 pips in liquid hours, and charges a fixed commission per lot on top. A zero spread account fixes the spread at 0.0 on a list […]

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Tokenization of Assets: How It Works, What’s Being Tokenized, and the Risks
  • Tokenization of Assets: How It Works, What’s Being Tokenized, and the Risks

    19 July 2026 , Abe Cofnas

    Tokenization of assets means representing ownership of a real-world asset, a Treasury bill, a bar of gold, a share, a building, as a digital token on a blockchain. The idea is old, securitisation with better plumbing, but the numbers are new: on-chain real-world assets have grown more than 250% in roughly fifteen months, and the […]

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How to Day Trade Gold with Structure, Timing, and Disciplined Risk
  • How to Day Trade Gold with Structure, Timing, and Disciplined Risk

    13 July 2026 , Abe Cofnas

    Gold often moves further in one London afternoon than a major currency pair moves in a week. That is exactly why day trading gold attracts so many traders, and exactly why so many of them fail. XAU/USD combines deep liquidity with sudden, violent expansion, and it punishes anyone who treats it like a slower market. […]

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BRICS Gold-Backed Currency: What “The Unit” Is and What It Means for Gold
  • BRICS Gold-Backed Currency: What “The Unit” Is and What It Means for Gold

    12 July 2026 , Abe Cofnas

    Search interest in a BRICS gold-backed currency spikes after every summit, and so do the myths. Here is the short version: as of July 2026, no BRICS gold-backed currency exists, and none has a launch date. What does exist is a small pilot called The Unit, and a very real wave of central bank gold […]

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De-Dollarization and Gold: How Central-Bank Buying Is Reshaping the Gold Market
  • De-Dollarization and Gold: How Central-Bank Buying Is Reshaping the Gold Market

    12 July 2026 , Walter Writes

    How does de-dollarization affect gold? Directly, and more than any other single force this decade. As central banks trim dollar exposure, they buy gold as the neutral, sanction-proof alternative, and that official bid has underwritten a historic gold bull market. The standard explanation stops at weak dollar, strong gold. That inverse link is real but […]

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Forex 1 Lot: Complete Guide to Lot Size, Pip Value, and Risk Management
  • Forex 1 Lot: Complete Guide to Lot Size, Pip Value, and Risk Management

    5 July 2026 , Abe Cofnas

    Every forex trade starts with a single decision that most traders underestimate: how many lots to trade. Whether you open a position of 0.01 or 1.00, that number determines everything from your profit per pip to your margin call risk. This guide breaks down exactly what forex 1 lot means, how each lot size affects […]

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Depth of Market Forex DOM: How Order Book Data Shapes Your Trades
  • Depth of Market Forex DOM: How Order Book Data Shapes Your Trades

    4 July 2026 , Abe Cofnas

    Every candlestick on your chart is the result of orders being placed, filled, and canceled in real time. Most traders never see what happens beneath that candle. The depth of market DOM in forex pulls back the curtain, showing you the live buy and sell orders waiting at each price level before they become part […]

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