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🧪 Research9/27/2026

What's Funded7's Expected Value? A 1-Year Simulation of the 2-Phase and 1-Phase Plans Puts 2-Phase + the 90% Profit-Split Add-On in First (September 2026)

A 1-year Monte Carlo simulation of Funded7's 2-Phase (¥95,000 for a ¥20M account), the 90% profit-split add-on, and 1-Phase, run under the official rules. Covers annual take-home at 0.5%/1%/1.5% risk per trade and 50-58% win rates, the fee refund on the second payout, 1-Phase's 50% profit split and trailing max loss, and how the OREF rule factors in.

#Funded7#Expected value#Simulation
🏢 Firm reviews9/24/2026

[Experience Report] The Full Record of My Funded7 ¥2M Account | A ¥10,530 Fee (Refunded) Turned Into ¥1.15M in Payouts, Then 'Graduation' [September 2026]

This is the record the site owner kept, from starting an evaluation on a Funded7 2-phase ¥2M account in March 2026 with a ¥10,530 fee (half-off coupon, later refunded), through the account's closure in September. Covers how many days it took to pass Phase 1 and 2, the P&L on the two funded accounts, the dates and amounts of all 12 payouts, and the final settlement. The story of choosing the smallest account size on the assumption that "you can only get about ¥1M out of any single firm" -- and ending up ahead of that estimate -- plus why you should operate on the assumption that a prop account will eventually end.

#Funded7#Experience#Payouts#2-step
🛡️ Risk management9/10/2026

Funded7's Payout Was Held Under OREF "Rule 1" | Explaining the MIN(median×2.5, Q3+1.5×IQR) Consistency Review With a Real Review Email [September 2026]

A Funded7 payout request came back DELAYED for failing "Rule 1 (Consistency): Position Sizing" R1A. We break down the official FAQ's allowable threshold — MIN(median×2.5, Q3+1.5×IQR) — using real figures from a review email sent to this site's owner (median ¥1,240,946, IQR ¥17,094, threshold ¥1,274,058, largest position ¥1,294,723). Covers why keeping your lot size too consistent shrinks the threshold, why a fixed-lot BTC EA gets caught, how it differs from Rule 2/Rule 3, why profit isn't confiscated, and how to think about passing on the next review.

#Funded7#Consistency rule#OREF#Payouts
🔍 Firm comparisons9/9/2026

[September 2026] Which Prop Firm Should You Buy Right Now | An "Expected Payout" Ranking Split Between EA Traders and Manual Traders (Updated After the FundedNext EA Ban and Moneta's Debut)

As of September 9, 2026, ranking "which prop firm to buy right now," split between people running EAs on $100K accounts and manual/semi-discretionary Japanese traders. Reflects FundedNext's EA ban on $50K+, the debut of Moneta Funded, The5ers' yellow card (lifted September 25), and FundedElite's Trustpilot suspension. Compares $100K prices, profit splits, and EA conditions side by side for FTMO, Funding Pips, Fintokei, E8 Pro, Funded7, Hantec, Fundora, and Alpha Capital, plus which firms to wait on and which coupons work this month. Updated September 13, 2026 to reflect E8 Markets' full relaunch (all plans now one-step, new E8 Pro) and a re-investigation of Alpha Capital (full ban on fully automated EAs, Trustpilot suspension, price changes).

#FundedNext#Moneta Funded#Rankings#EAs & automation
🤖 EAs & automation9/5/2026

I Checked 10 Prop Firms on Swapping EAs Mid-Challenge: FundingPips Requires Proof of Ownership for Self-Built EAs, Funded7 Flags You by Statistics If You Change Instruments [September 2026]

Switching from a trend-following EA to a mean-reversion EA is not a rule violation at most prop firms. Only two firms clearly ban it: FundedNext and TradingCult. Funded7, however, judges by the statistics of notional value rather than logic, so changing instruments or lot size can get you flagged. I also confirmed in the official help centers that FundingPips requires proof of ownership for fully automated self-built EAs, and explicitly bans connecting via VPN/VPS — though that ban sits in a single line inside the identity-verification section, in contrast to FundedElite, which allows VPS with prior notice.

#Funded7#FundingPips#EAs & automation#Comparisons
🛡️ Risk management9/5/2026

Prop Firms That Won't Let You Change Strategy: Official Rules Checked | TradingCult Bans EAs Outright, Funded7 Disqualifies Running the Same EA Across Multiple Accounts [September 2026]

TradingCult bans EA and bot use outright, and a violation is a hard breach. The firm and FundedElite also explicitly ban 'account rolling.' At Funded7, even your own EA gets you disqualified for Group Trading if its results correlate too closely with another trader's. SuperFunded allows news trading freely during the evaluation but bans it within ±10 minutes only at the Funded stage, and FundedElite's strategy risk limit only applies at the funded stage — this article rounds up 9 firms whose rules change between the challenge and funded stages, based on each firm's official FAQ.

#Funded7#TradingCult#Comparisons#Risk management
🔍 Firm comparisons7/26/2026

Funded7 Complete Guide 2026: Comparing All 7 Plans, the Real Payout Process, and How to Read the Terms' "Discretionary Clauses"

A full plan comparison of Funded7, founded in 2025. Covers the industry's tightest 0.1-pip spreads, JPY-denominated accounts, the real payout flow and how long it takes, and — often overlooked — a deep dive into the discretionary clauses in the terms of service (Provisions 1, 8, 14, and 16).

#Funded7#Coupons#JPY accounts#Payouts

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