Would you rather have a lower challenge fee or a higher profit split?
Personally, I think both are worth comparing, but the overall conditions matter more. A cheap challenge isn't necessarily the best value if the rules are restrictive.
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You hit the nail on the head. A lower challenge fee is nice, but it means very little if the overall conditions—like daily loss limits, consistency rules, or restrictive news trading policies—make it nearly impossible to hold onto a funded account.
When evaluating a prop firm, always look past the upfront price tag and examine the actual trading rules. A higher profit split sounds incredible, but only if you can successfully navigate the evaluation and maintain the funded stage without tripping strict drawdown limits.
What matters most to your trading style: saving money on the initial challenge fee, or maximizing your payout percentage once you are funded? Drop your thoughts below!