The5ers vs Alpha Capital Group — Full Comparison 2026
The5ers has been running since 2016 — ten years of scaling traders toward a $4M allocation ceiling, nearly 28,000 Trustpilot reviews at 4.7/5, and three challenge models designed around fundamentally different trading temperaments. Alpha Capital Group arrived later but built its own track record: close to 20,000 reviews at the same 4.7 Trustpilot score, and a product lineup so varied that the challenge selection page looks like a menu at a restaurant that added a new section every quarter. Both firms are legitimate, both pay out, and both attract traders who know what they're doing. The differences show up in how they define "good trading" — and those definitions are further apart than the matching Trustpilot scores suggest.
The5ers rewards adaptability and discipline through structure — each model is built for a different type of trader, not just a different account size. Alpha Capital takes a more rules-dense approach: trade duration requirements, a 2% risk-per-trade consistency limit, and news windows that shift depending on which of their many sub-models you're running. The variety is genuinely impressive. So is the amount of reading required before you buy.
Full The5ers Review — Full Alpha Capital Group Review
Quick Comparison Table
| Feature | The5ers | Alpha Capital Group | Winner |
|---|---|---|---|
| Challenge Models | High Stakes, Hyper Growth, Bootcamp, Futures | Alpha Pro, Alpha One, Alpha Swing, Alpha Three | Tie |
| Lowest Entry Price | $22 (High Stakes $2,500) | $97 (Alpha Pro $10K) | The5ers |
| Minimum Account Size | $2,500 | $5,000 | The5ers |
| Maximum Allocation | $4,000,000 | $300,000 per strategy | The5ers |
| Profit Split | 80% | 80% | Tie |
| Daily Drawdown (main model) | 3% (High Stakes) / 4% (Hyper Growth) | 5% (Alpha Pro standard) | Alpha Capital Group |
| Max Drawdown (main model) | 6% (High Stakes) / 8% (Hyper Growth) | 10% (Alpha Pro standard) | Alpha Capital Group |
| Min Trading Days | None (Hyper Growth) / 3 profitable days (High Stakes) | None specified | Alpha Capital Group |
| Time Limit | None | None | Tie |
| News Trading | Allowed (Hyper Growth) / 2-min window (High Stakes) | 2–5 min window depending on model (funded) | The5ers (Hyper Growth) |
| Expert Advisors | Custom only — must own source code | Not specifically restricted (standard rules apply) | Alpha Capital Group |
| Copy Trading | Own accounts + external verified track record | Own accounts only, MT5, proof of ownership | The5ers |
| Weekend / Overnight Holding | Allowed | Allowed (Swing model) | Tie |
| Trade Duration Requirement | None | Avg. trade must exceed 2 min / 50% of profit from trades >2 min | Style-dependent |
| Risk Per Trade Limit | None specified | Consistently risking 2%+ per trade = violation | Style-dependent |
| Scaling Path | Up to $4M (every 4 months, 10% net + 2 profitable months) | 10% scale-up on funded accounts | The5ers |
| Mandatory Video Interview | Possible — 5 business days to schedule or lose payouts | None mentioned | Alpha Capital Group |
| Inactivity Rule | ~30 days (industry norm, not explicitly defined) | 30 days — clearly stated, account permanently closed after deactivation | Alpha Capital Group (clarity) |
| Trustpilot | 4.7 / 5 (27,794 reviews, 91% five-star) | 4.7 / 5 (19,626 reviews, 86% five-star, 7% one-star) | The5ers |
| Track Record | Since 2016 (10 years) | More recent | The5ers |
Challenge Programs & Pricing
The5ers
The5ers runs four distinct programs, each built around a different risk philosophy rather than simply different account sizes. That distinction matters when you're choosing — picking the wrong model is a trading conditions problem, not a bad luck problem.
| Model | Account Size | Price | Profit Target | Daily Loss | Max Loss | Min Days |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| High Stakes (2-Step) | $2,500 | $22 | 8% | 3% | 6% | 3 profitable days |
| High Stakes (2-Step) | $5,000 | $39 | 8% | 3% | 6% | 3 profitable days |
| High Stakes (2-Step) | $10,000 | $78 | 8% | 3% | 6% | 3 profitable days |
| High Stakes (2-Step) | $25,000 | $195 | 8% | 3% | 6% | 3 profitable days |
| High Stakes (2-Step) | $50,000 | $309 | 8% | 3% | 6% | 3 profitable days |
| High Stakes (2-Step) | $100,000 | $545 | 8% | 3% | 6% | 3 profitable days |
| Hyper Growth (1-Step) | $5,000 | $50 | 10% | 4% | 8% | None |
| Hyper Growth (1-Step) | $10,000 | $260 | 10% | 4% | 8% | None |
| Hyper Growth (1-Step) | $20,000 | $450 | 10% | 4% | 8% | None |
| Hyper Growth (1-Step) | $40,000 | $850 | 10% | 4% | 8% | None |
| 3-Step Bootcamp | $10,000 | ~$95 | 6% per phase | 3% pause | — | None |
| Futures Basecamp (1-Step) | $25,000 | $50 + $70 activation | 6% | 3% | 6% | None |
Prices on lower account sizes are among the most competitive in the industry. Verify current pricing and promotions before purchasing — The5ers runs periodic discounts.
Alpha Capital Group
Alpha Capital's lineup is wide — multiple step configurations, multiple profit target variants per model (6%, 8%, 10%), and dedicated Swing and Futures-style accounts. The table below covers the main Alpha Pro and Alpha One programs at standard sizes. If a specific sub-variant matters for your strategy, verify the full conditions for that model specifically before purchasing.
| Model | Account Size | Price | Profit Target (P1) | Daily DD | Max DD | Profit Split |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alpha Pro (2-Step) | $10,000 | $97 | 8–10% | 5% | 10% | 80% |
| Alpha Pro (2-Step) | $25,000 | $197 | 8–10% | 5% | 10% | 80% |
| Alpha Pro (2-Step) | $50,000 | $297 | 8–10% | 5% | 10% | 80% |
| Alpha Pro (2-Step) | $100,000 | $497 | 8–10% | 5% | 10% | 80% |
| Alpha Pro (2-Step) | $200,000 | $997 | 8–10% | 5% | 10% | 80% |
| Alpha One (1-Step) | $50,000 | $297 | 10% | 4% | 6% | 80% |
| Alpha Swing (2-Step) | $100,000 | $577 | 10% | 5% | 10% | 80% |
Alpha Capital offers multiple profit target variants (6%, 8%, 10%) within the same model type, each with different drawdown parameters. The 6% variant models carry stricter news windows. Verify the specific sub-model conditions before purchasing.
🏆 Winner: The5ers
Lower entry price, access from $2,500, a Futures model included, and a $4M scaling path that Alpha Capital's $300K-per-strategy cap cannot match. Alpha Capital has more drawdown room on its main models, but the overall value proposition at each price point leans toward The5ers.
News Trading
The5ers
The rules differ meaningfully between models, which makes this one of those sections where the model you choose changes the answer entirely.
On Hyper Growth, news trading is allowed — no time windows, no profit removal. The only restriction is bracket strategies: placing simultaneous buy and sell stops around the price ahead of a news event is prohibited across all models. Outside of that, Hyper Growth traders can trade news events freely.
On High Stakes, news trading is restricted within 2 minutes before and after high-impact events and speeches. That window is clearly defined and consistently applied.
On Bootcamp, news trading is allowed — same bracket strategy restriction applies, no additional window.
So if news trading is a core part of your strategy, the model selection here is straightforward: Hyper Growth gives you the most room.
Alpha Capital Group
News trading is fully allowed during evaluation phases across all models. The restrictions apply only on funded accounts, and they vary depending on which model you're running.
On Alpha Swing: trades opened within 2 minutes before or after news must be held for more than 2 minutes — it's a holding requirement rather than a full restriction.
On Alpha Pro 8% and 10%: trading restricted within a 2-minute window before and after high-impact news.
On Alpha One, Alpha Pro 6%, and Alpha Three: trading restricted within a 5-minute window before and after high-impact news.
The practical implication: if you're buying a lower-cost, lower-target Alpha Pro 6% account expecting more flexibility, the news window is actually stricter than on the 8% or 10% variants. Worth knowing before you choose the cheaper model for the wrong reasons.
🏆 Winner: The5ers
Hyper Growth gives full news trading access with only a bracket strategy restriction. No other model in this comparison offers that level of freedom. High Stakes matches Alpha Capital's 2-minute window, making it a tie on that specific model — but the overall flexibility across The5ers' lineup is wider.
Drawdown Rules
The5ers
High Stakes: 3% daily loss, 6% max loss. Tight parameters designed for a structured, consistent approach. The 3 profitable days requirement is a companion rule — you're not just managing drawdown, you're demonstrating consistent profitability before payout.
Hyper Growth: 4% daily, 8% max. Wider buffer, no minimum trading days, faster path to funded. The tradeoff is a 10% profit target versus the 8% on High Stakes.
Bootcamp: 3% daily pause during funded stage. Note that Bootcamp doesn't have a traditional max drawdown figure — instead, it has a 5-violation termination rule and mandatory stop-loss requirements on every position (set within 3 minutes of opening, risking no more than 2% per trade per position). The structure is disciplinary by design.
Alpha Capital Group
The standard Alpha Pro parameters — 5% daily drawdown, 10% max drawdown — are more generous than any of The5ers' equivalent models. That extra room matters in practice: a 5% daily buffer absorbs losing sessions that would breach a 3% limit before the trader has a chance to recover.
One clause worth flagging specifically for Alpha One: the 6% trailing drawdown resets after reaching +6% profit, but withdrawing all profits at that point results in account closure. This isn't a punishment — it's a structural feature of the trailing drawdown mechanism — but it means you need to maintain a buffer rather than pulling everything out the moment you hit a payout threshold.
Alpha One and Alpha Pro 6% carry tighter drawdown parameters (4% daily, 6% max) than the standard Alpha Pro 8%/10% variants, so the model you pick changes the available buffer significantly.
🏆 Winner: Alpha Capital Group
Standard Alpha Pro offers more room than any equivalent The5ers model. The 5% daily and 10% max drawdown gives traders a meaningful buffer to operate through normal volatility without a breach. The5ers' tighter limits on High Stakes and Bootcamp are deliberate — but if raw drawdown space is the priority, Alpha Capital wins this section.
Expert Advisors (EAs)
The5ers
EAs are allowed, but the conditions are specific enough to eliminate most commercial EA options. The EA must be custom-built and owned by you — and "owned" means you have the source code. Third-party EAs, marketplace EAs, and any EA where other traders are running the same trades are all prohibited. Additionally, every EA position must have a mandatory stop loss, and the EA cannot perform tick scalping, latency arbitrage, reverse arbitrage, or hedge arbitrage.
The rule about other traders running the same trades is worth reading carefully. An EA built from a paid strategy template or a shared logic base — even if technically "yours" — could fall into the prohibited category if the underlying signals are replicated across multiple accounts.
Alpha Capital Group
Alpha Capital's documentation does not list specific EA restrictions beyond the general trading rules. EAs that comply with the standard conditions — no HFT, no arbitrage, no tick scalping, respecting the average trade duration requirement — are permitted. There is no custom-only requirement, no source code ownership clause, and no rule against using a third-party EA as long as it doesn't breach the standard parameters.
The trade duration rule (average above 2 minutes, 50% of profit from trades held over 2 minutes) is the most likely compatibility issue for automated strategies — any EA that generates a significant portion of its results from very short-duration trades will run into this regardless of its other characteristics.
🏆 Winner: Alpha Capital Group
The absence of a source code ownership requirement and a custom-only clause gives Alpha Capital significantly more flexibility for EA traders. The trade duration rule is the real filter here — but it applies equally to manual and automated trading, and it's clearly defined.
Copy Trading
The5ers
Copy trading between your own The5ers accounts is allowed. More unusually, copying from an external account into The5ers is also allowed — provided you can demonstrate at least one month of trading history in HTML format with your name attached. That's a meaningful distinction from most firms, which prohibit any external signal source regardless of proof of ownership.
Two limits apply: above $500K under management, taking the same trades across accounts is no longer permitted. And copy trading between two Bootcamp accounts specifically is not allowed.
Third-party copy services and shared strategies remain prohibited.
Alpha Capital Group
Copy trading is allowed between personal accounts only, on MT5, with proof of ownership required if the Alpha Capital account is used as a slave. The requirement for ownership proof is a reasonable safeguard, and the MT5 limitation is worth noting if you're running a different platform as your primary.
External signals and third-party copy services are prohibited.
🏆 Winner: The5ers
The ability to copy from an external verified account is a genuinely distinctive feature. For traders who maintain a personal live account as their primary and want to mirror trades into a funded account, The5ers explicitly accommodates that workflow. Alpha Capital's version is more restricted and platform-specific.
Special Rules & Unique Conditions
The5ers
The most operationally significant rule at The5ers that most traders don't encounter until it applies to them is the mandatory video interview. As part of the User Verification Process, The5ers may request a video call. Once requested, you have 5 business days to schedule it. Miss that window and all pending payouts are denied, all associated accounts are cancelled, and the collaboration ends immediately.
This is not a theoretical risk — it's a documented clause that can end a profitable run with no warning other than the scheduling request. It's the kind of rule that reads as procedural until the moment it isn't.
On Bootcamp specifically: stop loss is mandatory on every position, must be set within 3 minutes of opening, and cannot risk more than 2% of the account per position. Five risk violations trigger automatic account termination. The structure is designed to enforce discipline mechanically — it will do exactly that.
Alpha Capital Group
Alpha Capital's most distinctive rules are about trading pattern rather than individual trade parameters.
The average trade duration rule: the average duration of all trades must exceed 2 minutes, and at least 50% of the requested profit must come from trades held longer than 2 minutes. This effectively eliminates pure scalping as a viable primary strategy — not because individual short trades are prohibited, but because they cannot form the statistical basis of your account's profitability.
The consistent 2% risk rule: consistently risking 2% or more per trade is prohibited — and this applies to sequences of trades closed around the same time, not just individual positions. If your strategy involves periodic high-conviction sizing, this rule monitors the pattern, not just the single trade.
The account rolling rule: passing and failing accounts in rapid succession to exploit the evaluation process is prohibited, and previous failed accounts are taken into account when new accounts are reviewed. Alpha Capital monitors behavior across accounts, not just within them.
Finally: once an account is deactivated for inactivity (30 days without a trade), it cannot be restored. There is no reinstatement process. If you disappear for a month, the account is gone.
🏆 Winner: Alpha Capital Group
Alpha Capital's special rules are demanding but clearly defined and mechanically enforced. The5ers' video interview clause is opaque by comparison — it can appear at any stage, with a 5-day response window, and the consequences are immediate and total. Knowing a rule exists is the first step to not being caught by it.
Inactivity Policy
The5ers
The inactivity threshold is not explicitly defined in The5ers' published conditions. The industry standard of approximately 30 days is the assumed norm. If you're planning an extended break, verify the current policy directly with the firm before stepping away from the account.
Alpha Capital Group
30 days of inactivity → account deactivated. Clearly stated, non-negotiable, and permanent — deactivated accounts cannot be restored under any circumstances. One trade per 30 days, with the account remaining active, is the minimum requirement to keep it running.
🏆 Winner: Alpha Capital Group
The clarity of the rule wins it — even though the consequence (permanent deactivation with no restoration) is stricter than most firms. Knowing the exact threshold is preferable to assuming an undefined one.
Transparency & Hidden Rules
The5ers
Ten years of operation, a Hidden Rules Meter of 1.8/10, and a Trustpilot profile with 91% five-star ratings out of nearly 28,000 reviews — The5ers has earned its reputation as one of the more straightforward firms in the industry. The rules are model-specific and clearly documented, the scaling path is real and verified by traders who've reached it, and the conditions don't shift post-evaluation.
The one exception is the mandatory video interview clause. It's documented — but it's not prominently highlighted, and its consequences are severe enough that it qualifies as the firm's most significant operational risk for traders who aren't expecting it. It's the kind of rule that belongs in the "read twice" section of any review, including this one.
PropTradingArea Hidden Rules Meter: 1.8 / 10
Alpha Capital Group
Alpha Capital's transparency record is generally solid — the trading conditions are specific, clearly written, and don't rely on discretionary enforcement clauses to the extent some other firms do. The rules around trade duration, risk per trade, and account rolling are unusual in the industry, but they're documented and applied consistently.
The model complexity is the main friction point for transparency. With multiple profit target variants per model type (6%, 8%, 10%), each carrying different news windows and drawdown parameters, the risk of buying the wrong sub-model and misunderstanding your own conditions is higher than average. It's not a hidden rule problem — it's a documentation navigation problem. The information is there. Finding the right page requires more effort than it should.
Trustpilot shows 4.7/5 across 19,626 reviews, with 86% five-star and 7% one-star. The 7% one-star figure is worth noting — it's slightly higher than comparable firms at this score level, and while it doesn't suggest a systemic issue, it's a signal worth monitoring.
🏆 Winner: The5ers
Lower hidden rules score, longer track record, higher proportion of five-star reviews, and a simpler model structure that makes it easier to understand exactly what you're buying. Alpha Capital's rules are clear in isolation — the complexity comes from navigating which model carries which conditions.
Forbidden Trading Practices
| Practice | The5ers | Alpha Capital Group |
|---|---|---|
| Arbitrage | Prohibited | Prohibited |
| HFT / Tick Scalping | Prohibited | Prohibited |
| Bracket strategies around news | Prohibited (all models) | Not specified |
| Hedge & reverse arbitrage | Prohibited | Not specified |
| Off-the-shelf / shared EAs | Prohibited | Allowed if compliant |
| EAs without source code ownership | Prohibited | Not specified |
| Trade coordination | Prohibited | Prohibited |
| Account sharing / reselling | Prohibited | Prohibited |
| Trading on behalf of others | Prohibited (incl. signal services) | Not specified |
| Copy trading (third-party signals) | Prohibited | Prohibited |
| Copy trading (own accounts) | Allowed | Allowed (MT5, proof of ownership) |
| Copy from external verified account | Allowed (with 1-month history proof) | Prohibited |
| All-or-nothing strategies | Flagged under one-sided bets | Explicitly prohibited |
| Order block spamming | Not specified | Prohibited |
| Consistently risking 2%+ per trade | Not specified | Prohibited |
| Average trade duration under 2 min | Not specified | Prohibited (pattern-level rule) |
| Account rolling | Not specified | Prohibited — cross-account monitoring |
| News window trading (funded) | 2-min window (High Stakes) / None (Hyper Growth) | 2–5 min window depending on model |
| Video interview non-compliance | All payouts denied, all accounts cancelled | Not applicable |
| Unfair software advantage | Prohibited | Not specified |
Think of it like this: The5ers is the experienced coach who's been training athletes for a decade — the program is proven, the methods are flexible depending on your event, and the path to the podium is real. But there's a tryout at some point, and if you miss the callback, the season ends. Alpha Capital is the newer facility with better equipment on the floor — more drawdown cushion, clearer workout rules, and a precise log of every rep you've ever missed. Neither coach is lying to you. One has more history, the other has more detailed notes.
Pass Probability Analysis
The5ers
The5ers' pass probability varies significantly by model. Hyper Growth is the most structurally forgiving for traders who can operate without a daily drawdown safety net — 4% daily and 8% max with no time limit and no minimum trading days gives experienced traders a wide operational window. The 10% profit target is higher than competitors, but with no time pressure, the probability of reaching it without a breach improves considerably.
High Stakes is where discipline-focused traders perform best. The 3 profitable days requirement eliminates traders who rely on one large winning day to compensate for inconsistent sessions — and that's the point. For traders whose edge produces steady results rather than occasional outsized wins, this model's pass rate is higher than the tight drawdown numbers might suggest.
Bootcamp's mechanical SL requirement and 5-violation termination rule are the main pass probability risk factors. Traders who don't habitually use stop losses will need to restructure their approach before starting, not during the challenge.
Alpha Capital Group
Alpha Pro's 5% daily and 10% max drawdown parameters give traders significantly more room to navigate evaluation phases without a breach. The absence of a minimum trading day requirement removes time pressure entirely.
The pass probability risks are concentrated in the behavioral rules rather than the mechanical parameters. The trade duration requirement means that a trader who passes primarily through short-duration trades will have that profit stripped or flagged — the evaluation phase may look clean, but the pattern will be reviewed. The consistent 2% risk rule and account rolling clause add another layer of scrutiny for traders who tend to size up or run multiple evaluation attempts simultaneously.
For methodical traders with a consistent approach and trade durations that naturally exceed 2 minutes, Alpha Capital's evaluation structure is among the more passable in this comparison. For traders whose style runs short and fast, the evaluation is harder than the headline drawdown figures suggest.
🏆 Winner: Alpha Capital Group
Wider drawdown buffer and no minimum trading days on the main model. For traders whose strategy naturally fits the trade duration requirement, the pass probability is higher than The5ers' tighter drawdown limits would allow.
Difficulty Score
| Category | The5ers (higher = harder) |
Alpha Capital Group (higher = harder) |
|---|---|---|
| Profit Target Difficulty | 6 / 10 | 5 / 10 |
| Drawdown Strictness | 7 / 10 | 4 / 10 |
| Time Pressure | 2 / 10 | 2 / 10 |
| Behavioral / Pattern Rules | 4 / 10 | 7 / 10 |
| EA Restrictions | 7 / 10 | 3 / 10 |
| Model Complexity / Navigation | 3 / 10 | 7 / 10 |
| Hidden / Surprise Rule Risk | 4 / 10 | 4 / 10 |
| Overall Difficulty | 4.7 / 10 | 4.6 / 10 |
Best For Each Trading Style
| Trading Style | Best Choice | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| News Traders | The5ers (Hyper Growth) | No news window on funded accounts — full access with only the bracket strategy restriction |
| Swing Traders | Alpha Capital Group | Dedicated Alpha Swing model, 10% max drawdown, weekend and overnight holding supported |
| Scalpers | The5ers (Hyper Growth) | No trade duration requirement, no minimum days — Alpha Capital's 2-minute average rule is a direct conflict |
| EA Traders | Alpha Capital Group | No source code ownership requirement, no custom-only rule — standard compliance is sufficient |
| Discipline-Building Traders | The5ers (Bootcamp) | Mandatory SL, daily pause rule, and violation tracking create enforced structure |
| Consistent Mid-Frequency Traders | Alpha Capital Group | Trade duration rule aligns with standard setups, wide drawdown buffer, clear enforcement |
| Long-Term Scaling Ambition | The5ers | $4M allocation ceiling reached by real traders — Alpha Capital's $300K per strategy cap is a hard limit |
| Futures Traders | The5ers | Dedicated Futures Basecamp and Futures Rebate models — no equivalent at Alpha Capital |
| Copy Traders (own accounts) | The5ers | Allows copying from external verified accounts — Alpha Capital restricts to own accounts on MT5 only |
| Beginners | Alpha Capital Group | Wider drawdown buffer on main model, clearly defined rules, lower minimum entry at $10K with $97 fee |
Final Score
| Category | The5ers | Alpha Capital Group |
|---|---|---|
| Entry Price & Value | 9 / 10 | 7 / 10 |
| Rules Clarity | 8 / 10 | 7 / 10 |
| Drawdown Flexibility | 5 / 10 | 8 / 10 |
| Trading Freedom | 7 / 10 | 6 / 10 |
| EA & Copy Trading Support | 6 / 10 | 7 / 10 |
| Challenge Variety | 8 / 10 | 8 / 10 |
| Scaling Path | 10 / 10 | 5 / 10 |
| Trust & Track Record | 9 / 10 | 7 / 10 |
| Total | 62 / 80 | 55 / 80 |
🏆 Overall Winner: The5ers
Final Verdict
The5ers is the right choice if long-term scaling is part of your plan. The $4M allocation path isn't a marketing number — it's been reached, and the structure that gets you there (25% account increase every 4 months with 10% net profit and 2 profitable months) is one of the most credible scaling mechanisms in the prop trading space. Add the entry pricing — $22 for a $2,500 High Stakes account, $50 for a $5,000 Hyper Growth — and the Futures model for traders who don't operate in forex or indices, and The5ers holds up well across most use cases. The one thing to genuinely prepare for: the mandatory video interview. It arrives without advance notice, the window to respond is 5 business days, and missing it ends the collaboration regardless of how the account has performed. Read twice: which model you're buying before you pay — High Stakes, Hyper Growth, and Bootcamp are structurally different products with different rules, not just different sizes. And the video interview clause, specifically the 5-day response window and the consequences of missing it.
Alpha Capital Group is the better pick if your priority is drawdown room and a mechanically clear ruleset. The 5% daily and 10% max on Alpha Pro is genuinely generous, the rules are specific and applied consistently, and the absence of a custom-EA requirement gives automation traders more flexibility than The5ers allows. Where Alpha Capital asks more of you is in understanding which sub-model you're actually buying — the difference between Alpha Pro 6% and Alpha Pro 10% is not just the profit target, it's the news window, the drawdown parameters, and the overall difficulty profile. Buy the wrong one and you're operating under conditions you didn't intend. The $300K per strategy cap is a real ceiling for traders with serious scaling ambitions, and it's worth factoring in early. Read twice: the trade duration requirement (average above 2 minutes, 50% of profit from trades held longer than 2 minutes) and the specific sub-model conditions — particularly which news window applies to the variant you've chosen.
