What I'm running right now.
Most of my size sits with one firm, with a second firm alongside it. Same model, same rules on every account.
Lucid is where most of my accounts live. One trade, copied across all four.
Runs the same trades as the Lucid accounts.
One trade. Every account.
Running multiple accounts only works if it doesn't multiply the work or the risk. This is how I keep it simple.
Copy trading
I take the trade once and Tradesyncer copies it to every account. No clicking around five platforms during the open.
Chart NQ, trade MNQ
Micros on funded accounts keep the drawdown breathing room. Full-size NQ only when I'm on an evaluation.
The 2-loss rule
Max 2 losses a day, 1 if it was an A+ setup. Copy trading means one bad day hits every account, so the daily stop protects all of them at once.
Every account, every payout
Balances, drawdown and payouts are tracked in my own dashboard, and the results go up publicly on my proof page.
The accounts I lost taught me more than the ones I kept.
Prop firms make it cheap to start and easy to blow up. These are the moments that shaped how I trade them now.
Lost 5 Lucid live accounts in a single day.
Be patient. Stop chasing the feeling of wanting to be in a trade.
My first payout was the best feeling ever, then came a long stretch with no payouts at all.
One payout isn't the finish line. Consistency is what actually pays.
Promoted to live with MFFU for the second time in October 2026, my third time going live with a prop firm.
Getting live isn't a one-time thing. Stick to the process and you keep getting back there.
I kept my day job instead of going full-time.
Not needing a trade to pay the bills takes the pressure off. That's an edge on its own.
The firm's money lets me trade bigger. My rules are what keep me funded.
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