A prop trading firm is a company that provides its money (significantly larger capital) to talented traders for their trading activities in the hopes of a profit split, assuming the trader is ...

OddsON went live across the United States today as the first prop trading firm built entirely around sports prediction markets. Traders start with a free, fully simulated $1,000 account and work ...

Dover, Delaware, July 8th, 2026, FinanceWireA new proprietary trading firm is entering the market with a different approach ...

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Eligible participants may enter for a chance to receive access to a funded prop trading account, subject to official rules and verification JoinProp, an educational platform and comparison tool for ...

Kraken Prop brings funded trading into Kraken Pro, giving experienced crypto traders a new route to larger buying power after a paid evaluation. Traders prove their skill under defined risk rules, ...

OGM Group, the group behind Orion Funded, today announced the completion of the absorption of WAF, an emerging proprietary trading firm that experienced strong growth within the Spanish-speaking ...

Austin, USA, July 11th, 2026, ChainwireVetted Prop Firms, a leading resource for proprietary trading firm evaluations and ...

The trading industry stands at a crossroads. One road leads to more gamification, more extraction, more disillusionment. The other leads to professionalism, purpose, and shared upside. In a recent ...

Profit splits are one of the most important features to understand when joining a proprietary trading (prop) firm. Since prop firms provide the trading capital and take on the financial risk, they ...

Chances are you’ve heard of retail trading. It’s when investors use their own money to buy assets. However, if you’ve ever wanted someone else to put up the funds, you may be interested in prop ...

For most of modern history, the stock market has been described in financial terms: returns, risk, portfolios, and diversification. It has been framed as a tool—something you put money into and wait.