Guides
Plain-English explanations of how prop firm terms work: the vocabulary, the rules that decide whether you get paid, and how to check whether anything changed after you bought. No recommendations — just the parts the marketing leaves out.
A retroactive rule change is when a prop firm applies new terms to accounts that were bought or passed under the old ones. Why it matters and how to spot it.
Four ways to find out if a prop firm's terms, pricing or payout rules changed since you signed up — including how to prove it.
Drawdown, consistency rule, activation fee, simulated funded account and the rest of the vocabulary you meet on a prop firm's terms page.
The business reasons behind prop firm rule changes — and why the direction of a change tells you more than the change itself.
A reading checklist for prop firm terms pages: the sections that decide whether you ever see a payout, and the wording to look for.
The practical differences between futures and CFD (forex) prop firms — markets, regulation, who can sign up, and how the rules tend to differ.