• How does it work?

• A guide to completing the activities

• Conclusion

Propr is the first full-fledged on-chain prop firm built on Hyperliquid. The project lets experienced traders get up to $100,000 in trading capital under management without risking their own funds (apart from the cost of entering the challenge).

The main feature is full transparency. All trades are executed on the Hyperliquid blockchain and can be verified through an explorer.

How does it work?

The model is simple: you pay an entry fee, pass a skills check (meet a profit target) and receive a "funded" account. All profit is split 80/20 (the trader takes 80%).

Benefits and terms:

• Profit split — you keep 80% of net profit;
• Assets — 140+ instruments (crypto perps, S&P 500 stocks, gold, oil);
• Payouts — in USDC to your wallet, processed within 24 hours;
• No restrictions — no time limit to complete the challenge, no minimum trading days rule, news trading and holding positions over the weekend are allowed;
• Automation — the use of trading bots is permitted.

Note: KYC is required only at the stage of receiving the funded account (after passing the test).

In the guide we will look at how to register and choose a challenge.

A guide to completing the activities

1. Go to Propr and register. Choose a step and a challenge:

1. Choose a payment method and pay for the challenge:

1. Start trading.

Conclusion

If you are confident in your trading skills, Propr offers a way to scale your capital without having to keep a large deposit in your own account. Complete the challenge and get access to a funded account on Hyperliquid.

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Key points:

• a full-fledged on-chain prop firm;
• full transparency;
• profit is split 80/20 (the trader takes 80%).

If you have any questions while completing the activities, you can ask them in our Telegram chat.

Useful links: Website | X | Discord

All information is provided for educational purposes only and should not serve as a basis for making investment decisions, nor be regarded as a recommendation or advice to take part in investment transactions. Do Your Own Research.

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Source: Incrypted