Breakout
Breakout offers one-step simulated evaluations from $5K to $200K for trading 60+ crypto pairs (plus a few commodity and index markets) on its own terminal or DXtrade. Funded traders receive 80% of profits by default (90% as a paid upgrade), paid on demand in USDC.
Account Plans
Challenge Rules
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Trading Conditions
News trading permitted, including during major releases.
Weekend holds permitted; crypto trades 24/7.
Overnight, weekend and holiday holds permitted; no forced close.
Third-party copiers, shared logins, signal groups and trade-instruction reports prohibited; violations terminate all linked accounts.
Hedging across accounts prohibited.
Latency/pricing exploitation and arbitraging demo accounts prohibited.
Not available to residents of Afghanistan, Belarus, Myanmar, Cambodia, Central African Republic, Cuba, DR Congo, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Haiti, Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, Libya, Nicaragua, North Korea, Russia, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Syria, Venezuela, Zimbabwe, or the Crimea, Donetsk and Luhansk regions of Ukraine. Using a VPN to conceal your jurisdiction is prohibited.
Breakout is one of the few prop firms owned by a major exchange; Kraken completed its acquisition in September 2025. The pitch is simple: one-step evaluations from $20, no consistency rule, no minimum trading days, and USDC payouts on demand, 24/7. The catch is room to breathe. Max drawdown is 3% to 6% static with a 3% daily cap, and a breach ends the account with no reset option.
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