Trader Career Path 100 $100K

Further points from Earn2Trade's own rules.

Evaluation

No single trading day may account for 30% OR more of total P&L (inclusive boundary, not "more than 30%"): if one does, the trader keeps trading until it falls below 30% rather than failing outright. One shared firm-wide rule, applies to both tcp and Gauntlet Mini identically.

Evaluation

No restrictions around economic announcements.

Evaluation

No minimum trading days requirement (removed 6 July 2026): but the 30% consistency rule imposes a real effective floor of about 4 profitable trading days in practice, since no single day may account for 30%+ of total profit. No set minimum number of days, but the 30% consistency rule means you need at least 4 trading days to pass.

Funded

No consistency rule once funded: confirmed directly, matching Gauntlet Mini's funded stage.

Funded

No news-trading restrictions, confirmed directly.

Payout

Billed monthly (one free reset after each rebill); exact monthly price not found. full growth ladder after initial $100K funding: withdraw $4,800 (80% of $6,000) -> upgrade to $150,000 (drawdown $4,500, DLL $3,300, profit goal $9,000, ladder up to 15 contracts) -> withdraw $7,200 (80% of $9,000) -> upgrade to $200,000 (drawdown $6,000, DLL $4,400, profit goal $11,000, ladder up to 16 contracts) -> withdraw $8,800 (80% of $11,000) -> upgrade to $400,000 (fixed drawdown floor $388,000, DLL $8,800, profit goal $40,000, ladder up to 30 contracts) -> withdraw $32,000 (80% of $40,000) -> a custom offer from the firm (ceiling for TCP100). LiveSim and Live carry identical numbers at every step. Note TCP100's ladder skips $50K entirely (goes 100K->150K, unlike TCP50 which skips 150K and goes 100K->200K directly): confirmed directly from the infographic, not an inconsistency. Profit split is not a flat percentage: it's threshold-based on the withdrawal amount, and the threshold itself moves up with every ladder progression to a larger size: $25,000 funded balance = 50/50 under $1,500 withdrawal, 80/20 from $1,500; $50,000 = 50/50 under $2,250, 80/20 from $2,250; $100,000 = 50/50 under $3,000, 80/20 from $3,000; $150,000 = 50/50 under $4,000, 80/20 from $4,000; $200,000 = 50/50 under $5,000, 80/20 from $5,000; $400,000 = a fixed 60/40 (no threshold). No buffer to maintain and no subscription fee once funded (billing stops). Reset fee: $100 (official, non-promotional figure). No maximum withdrawal: the firm states profit can be taken either in one go or across several transactions, with a $100 minimum. The first withdrawal needs at least $239 of profit, because a one-time $139 CME activation fee comes out of it. Requests are processed weekly on Wednesdays. Figures circulating elsewhere as a "maximum withdrawal" ($4,000 on Gauntlet Mini, $1,750 and $3,000 on TCP25 and TCP50) are actually the points at which a LiveSim account stops being available, not withdrawal limits. The $139 activation fee is a one-time charge per LiveSim account and is taken from the first withdrawal. The maximum is the total you can withdraw from a LiveSim account before it moves on.