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You know how prop firms work. You have passed evaluations or blown a few, you know what a daily loss limit is, and you can read a rulebook faster than most people can read a menu. What you have not done is use a crypto wallet, and the rest of this documentation quietly assumes you have.

These six pages are the part that comes first. Fifteen minutes, and then everything else on the site is written for you.

The part nobody tells you up front

Right now you do not need to buy any cryptocurrency.

The protocol runs on Solana's devnet, which is a full working copy of the Solana network that uses free test money instead of real money. Same software, same speed, same rules, no purchase. You get the test funds from a faucet in about thirty seconds, and they cost nothing because they are worth nothing.

That means the barrier you were probably bracing for is not there yet. What you need today is a wallet and a faucet click. When mainnet opens, the only step that changes is where the SOL comes from. What's live today is the plain-language version of where the protocol actually stands.

Three things, in order

Do them in that order. Step 3 is a reading step rather than a doing step, but do not skip it: it is the one that surprises people, and it is better to be surprised before you pay for an evaluation than after you have earned a payout.

What carries over from every prop firm you have used

Almost all of it. This is a prop firm. You buy an evaluation, you trade to a profit target without breaking a drawdown rule, you pass, you get funded, you take a split of what you make.

Your trading knowledge transfers completely. Nothing on this platform asks you to learn a new way to trade.

What is actually different

Four things, and all four trace back to the same design decision.

You sign in with a wallet instead of an email and password. There is no account to register and no password to reset. Getting a wallet covers what that means in practice.

Nobody approves your payout. At a traditional firm a person reviews your account and releases the money. Here the release is done by code against published rules, which is the entire point of building it this way. It also means there is no one to appeal to, because there is no one making a decision.

You get paid in the firm's own token rather than a bank transfer. This is the one that sounds alarming and is worth understanding properly rather than skimming. You passed. Now what? is the whole answer, including how you turn it into ordinary money and what the real risks are.

Nobody can recover your account for you. You hold the keys. That cuts both ways, and Is my money safe? says exactly how.

Then read these

Once you are set up, the pages written for traders start at Trader quickstart and go from there. If you would rather map your existing prop-firm vocabulary onto this one first, Coming from a traditional prop firm is a straight translation table.