Crypto Fund Trader vs Goat Funded Futures
Prices, rules and payouts side by side, from each firm's listed challenges.
Crypto Fund Trader
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See every challenge| Crypto Fund Trader | Goat Funded Futures | |
|---|---|---|
| Cheapest challenge | $40 | $69 |
| Around $100K account | $199 | $132 |
| Account sizes | $2.5K – $200K | $25K – $150K |
| Profit split | Up to 80% | Up to 90% |
| Max drawdown | 3% – 10% | 3% – 5% |
| Challenge types | 1-step, 2-step, Instant funding | 1-step, Instant funding |
| Payouts | every 15 trading days or every 30 calendar days (every 7 days with Weekly Payouts add-on), 15 trading days or 30 calendar days, On demand or after thresholds | After 7 qualifying days, After 5 qualifying days, After 5 winning days |
| Platforms | Match-Trader, MetaTrader 5, Bybit | NinjaTrader, Tradovate, TradingView, TickBlaze |
| Based in | Zug, Switzerland | Hong Kong |
Prices are in each firm's own currency and change often. Check the firm's website before you buy.
Quick answers
Which is cheaper, Crypto Fund Trader or Goat Funded Futures?
Crypto Fund Trader has the lower starting price at $40, against $69 at Goat Funded Futures. Account sizes differ, so compare the same size before you buy.
Which has the better profit split?
Goat Funded Futures offers up to 90% of profits, against up to 80% at Crypto Fund Trader.
Which offers bigger accounts?
Crypto Fund Trader goes up to $200K, against $150K at Goat Funded Futures.
Is Crypto Fund Trader or Goat Funded Futures better?
It depends on how you trade. Check the drawdown rules, payout schedule and the platforms each firm supports, then practice the rules first. Prices and rules change, so confirm them on the firm's own website before you buy.
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