Some traders argue that certain prop firms set rules so strict that passing or maintaining an account becomes unrealistic for most users. Others say it’s just proper risk control.
Do you think prop firms are genuinely fair businesses, or do some operate with “hidden failure bias”?
Yes because the prop firm industry, i think it's built on traders failures. They sell you a demo account, the profit you make is still not real, but they pay in real money, so if they are not making sales to keep it running, they must make you fail to avoid closing
I believe both can be true. Some prop firms have fair rules and strong risk management, while others may use overly restrictive conditions that make long-term success difficult. The key is transparency, realistic rules, and a proven payout history. 📈
