Prop Firm Pulse: June 15, 2026 – Deals, Debates, and Disclosures
By PropFirmLeaders Team ·
Top Deals This Week
Sharpen your edge without busting the bank. Here are the firms cutting prices to get you in the game:
- Take Profit Trader: Score 30% off for life and ditch the activation fees. A solid play if you're looking for long-term value.
- Hola Prime: Get 25% off by diving into their Play Trade Striker. Gamified trading for a discount.
- FundedNext: Generous 25% off on accounts up to $50K. More capital, less upfront cost.
- Funding Pips: Grab 20% off your initial purchase. A consistent player offering a good entry point.
- Lucid Trading: Use code VAULT for their best deal. Always worth checking what 'best deal' truly means.
Recent Payouts
No specific payout highlights this week, but remember, consistency is key. Keep grinding, and your numbers will speak.
Industry News
The prop firm landscape is always shifting. Here's what's been making waves:
- Live Trading & Learning: Several insights this week centered on live trading. Jdun is running live futures sessions on $NQ, and ASFX is hosting a bootcamp covering position sizing and copy trading. If you're into Nasdaq futures, there's also a live scalping guide worth checking out. Learning from the pros is always a solid strategy.
- Performance Reviews: Marc from an undisclosed firm is apparently set to reveal May 2026 trading results. Keep an eye out for that breakdown.
- Firm Showdowns: A direct comparison between Lucid Trading vs Apex Trader Funding has surfaced. These deep dives are crucial for informed decision-making.
- From Inconsistent to Consistent: A compelling story outlining how a trader went from inconsistent trading to $41,000 in payouts by focusing on data-driven backtesting. Discipline pays.
- Scaling Your Capital: An interesting piece on how to leverage a single payout into a multi-firm portfolio. Diversifying your prop firm exposure can be a smart move.
- The Tax Talk: A critical discussion highlights potential tax implications for prop firm payouts. Don't ignore the tax man – understand your obligations.