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Instant vs Evaluation vs Challenge — Which Model Is Best
Instant vs Evaluation vs Challenge — Which Model Is Best
Instant Funding Programs vs Evaluation Programs
Instant Funding Programs vs Evaluation Programs
Best Funded Trader Programs — Explicit Comparison of Instant, 1-Step, and 2-Step
Best Funded Trader Programs — Explicit Comparison of Instant, 1-Step, and 2-Step
Understanding the Prop Trading Evaluation Process
Understanding the Prop Trading Evaluation Process
The Global Week Ahead: Immaculate Disinflation?
Much of the coming week’s focus across global markets will be upon the intersection between US inflationary pressures and company earnings reports and how the two impact overall risk appetite. Toss in what could be important guidance from the Fed, BoC and BoE at the annual IMF/IIF meetings in Bangkok and we have a recipe for a potential step forward in our understanding of nearer-term asset allocation choices.…
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Marc to Market
It is too early to have much confidence that the fever in the bond market has broken, but benchmark 10-year yields in North America, most of Europe, including France and Italy, settled lower on the week. The 10-year JGB yield fell seven basis points to return to 3%. Following successful coupon auctions this past week, the 10-year US Treasury yield eased by almost six basis points to settle near 5.25%. The social…
Wolf Street
The US government sold $728 billion of Treasury securities during the week, spread over eight auctions
Hormuz attacks intensify as efforts to end war on Iran stall
IRGC warns against ignoring the ‘security and rules’ of the strategic waterway as US CENTCOM says it disabled vessel trying to run naval blockade
Economist on US debt:
Economist on US debt: 'The problem is we're not resilient' Michael B. Kelley · Senior Director, Content Sun, October 11, 2026 at 12:51 PM GMT+1 2 min read Kenneth Rogoff used to worry that America's debt would slow growth. Nowadays, the former chief economist of the International Monetary Fund is worried about something worse
Tokenized U.S. equities offer off-hours access but carry liquidity and stability risks, IMF says
The IMF’s latest Global Financial Stability Report, titled Scaling Tokenization: New efficiencies and new vulnerabilities, examines the five most actively traded tokenized U.S. equities, including Tesla (TSLA), Nvidia (NVDA) and Alphabet (GOOG) as well as measures such as the Nasdaq 100 Index, across centralized and decentralized venues
President Trump declares 'energy ceasefire' between Russia and Ukraine
Reporting for Axios, Barak Ravid said Ukrainian President Zelensky told him, “The ceasefire announcement was news for me. But if Russians agree to an energy ceasefire, Ukraine will agree.”
Crypto executives see upside in Clarity's failure, but legal experts warn uncertainty will persist
Interviews with senior executives and legal experts suggest broad agreement that regulation will keep moving. Their expectations diverge over whether agency action can become a durable foundation or leave businesses adapting to rules vulnerable to political and legal change
Everyone wants SCOTUS to take up prediction markets: State of Crypto
Former Senator Chris Dodd, former Commodity Futures Trading Commission (and Securities and Exchange Commission) Chair Gary Gensler, the National Football League, 39 states (and the District of Columbia), 145 tribal nations and various other parties filed amicus briefs to the Supreme Court urging it to take up this case, and with many arguing that sports-based prediction market products aren't swaps and shouldn't be…
Robinhood Chain is weighing new payment-based transaction ordering system
Robinhood Chain, the popular Layer-2 blockchain tailor-made for tokenized real-world financial assets, is evaluating a transaction-ordering system that would allow users to pay a fee to prioritize certain trades, according to a person familiar with the matter
U.S. CFTC moves to fold event contracts into swaps regulations as legal fight rages
The CFTC is trying to define the kind of sports wagering that are not swaps — contractual exchanges between parties that falls into the agency's federal jurisdiction — while maintaining that event contracts still fit the definition of swaps under the law, and as a result belong in CFTC oversight. Casino-style gambling will be held outside that swap definition, according to the interim final rule issued by the…
A Beginner's Guide to Prop Trading — Everything You Need to Know
A Beginner's Guide to Prop Trading — Everything You Need to Know — from Prop Firm Match (Blog — Beginner & Foundational). Read the full piece at the publisher.