Tommy & Kiet - funded futures traders

Get funded without
blowing up

Most people who buy a prop challenge never get a payout, usually because they size too big and lose the account before their edge shows up. These free tools show the real odds and a size that survives.

Find a size that survives, see where your drawdown floor actually sits, and learn why most accounts die in week one.

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Order Block

The last down candle before a strong move up. Price often returns, reacts, and continues.

LIVE TEACHING
76.00
16.00 (26.67%)
ORDER BLOCK
Pullback to OB
Setup
Wick + reclaim
Trigger
Close below OB
Invalidation
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The five tools that keep accounts alive

Position sizer, trailing drawdown, discipline duel, Monte Carlo survival, streak reality. All free, all in your browser. Start with the trailing drawdown calculator, the rule that ends most accounts.

Verified payouts across four firms
$200,000+ since August 2023
See the receipts

The numbers nobody puts on a sales page

Sourced from peer reviewed research and regulator data. See sources.

1%
of active retail day traders are reliably profitable (Barber and Odean)
97%
of futures day traders past 300 days lost money (Chague et al.)
$2,300
average evaluation fees per customer in the 2023 CFTC complaint

This is not to scare you off. It is the part that is actually fixable.

Everything inside

No signup. No email. Just the tools and the truth.

Same edge, different size

Sizing is the whole game

Same 55% win rate. Same 1.2R average winner. 2,000 simulated $50K accounts each. The only thing we changed was how much they risked per trade.

0.5% risk
3% blow up
1% risk
7% blow up
2% risk
12% blow up
3% risk
28% blow up
5% risk
71% blow up
10x
more likely to blow up at 5% risk than at 1%. Same trader. Same trades.
10 reds in a row

At 1% risk you lose 10%. At 5% risk you lose 40%. Same trader, same edge.

Drawdown math

Down 50%? You need +100% to break even. Down 20%? You need +25%. The hole gets exponential.

What kills accounts

Not bad trades. Bad sizing on the trades you were going to take anyway.

Verdict
The traders who survive aren't smarter. They're just smaller.
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Tommy & Kiet withdrew over $200,000 across four firms and nearly gave it all back.

These tools are the rules we needed in front of us, not in our heads. We built them after a long stretch where we knew exactly what to do and did the opposite anyway. Go to the Results page for the full story.

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Find a size that survives

The simulator runs in your browser. No account, no email. Just the math that most prop firm marketing leaves out.