
80M+ paid to traders. Pass a test → up to $200K funded capital. On-demand payouts. No consistency rules. No profit caps. Powered by @krakenfx.
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🚨 Partial take profits are live on the Breakout terminal.
Tick 'Reduce only' and the order can only close or trim your open position.
Take profit on part of a position.
Scale out at multiple targets.
Live on web. Mobile is a fast follow.
Breakout takes away every excuse but one.
You get the size.
You can pass in a single trade.
You can withdraw anything from $50.
The evaluation fee is the most you can lose.
All that’s left is whether you can respect two loss limits.
Every trader’s journey starts somewhere.
For some it’s six-figure payouts.
For others it’s a happy shrimp with $100.
Breakout treats them the same.
Manage risk, keep climbing, and you belong here.
Things a Breakout account doesn’t have:
- Time limits.
- Minimum trading days.
- Consistency rules.
- Profit caps.
- Payout windows.
- News bans.
- Activation fees.
Things it does have:
- One daily loss limit.
- One static max drawdown.
A 5% month on a $2,000 account is $100.
The same 5% on a $100K funded account at an 80% split is $4,000.
Having a real edge and a $2,000 account should be illegal.
You’d be surprised how much less you hesitate in a fast market trading with prop capital.
You know the max you can lose.
You paid it up front and already made peace with it.
The psychological edge is slept on tbh.
Blew an account in the chaos?
You’re not the only one.
Before you buy another eval, watch this.
@TraderMayne on the first hour after a breach, and how funded traders come back.
youtu.be/rRlmr4lBXRs
Last week we cut trading fees on the Nasdaq 100 by 50%.
This week the Nasdaq 100 is trying to cut itself in half.
October 2025: $3.4M paid to traders.
October 2026: $7.31M.
More than double.
And it wasn’t even our biggest month.
The Heat Sheet is live.
breakoutprop.com/article/the…
How to size a funded account:
Max drawdown ÷ your longest losing streak.
6% drawdown, 10-loss streak → 0.6% risk per trade.
Anything above that is cope.








