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Swing Trading vs. Day Trading in Prop Challenges: Which Is Better?

Swing Trading vs. Day Trading in Prop Challenges: Comparing Strategies and the Hybrid Approach

Compare the benefits and risks of day trading and swing trading in Funded Accounts. Learn about overnight gap risk, consistency rules, hybrid strategies, and three factors for choosing your trading style.

Crypto Funding Rates: What They Are and How to Use Them

Crypto Funding Rates: How to Read Market Sentiment and Use Funding as a Trading Signal

Learn what crypto funding rates are, why they exist, and how to interpret them. High positive and negative funding, price-funding divergences, and a practical monitoring routine.

Trading Journal for Prop Traders: What to Track and How to Analyze Your Trades

Trading Journal for Prop Traders: Essential Fields, Performance Analysis, and Pre-Trade Checklist

Learn how to keep a trading journal that helps you improve. A/B/C trade grading, performance analysis by setup and session, pre-trade checklists, and managing losing streaks.

Yuri — a Hash Hedge trader who received 3 payouts totaling $914

Nearly 30 Years of Trading, Blown Accounts, and a Bet on Monero: Why Yuri Is Happy with 1% a Month

Over nearly 30 years in the markets, Yuri blew several accounts and traded with leverage as high as 25x. Today he aims for around 1% a month and has already received 3 payouts totaling $914 at Hash Hedge.

What to Trade During a Prop Challenge: Bitcoin, Ethereum, or Altcoins

Altcoins vs. BTC and ETH: What to Trade During a Prop Challenge

Learn how to choose crypto assets for a prop trading Challenge. Compare BTC, ETH, and altcoins, understand liquidity and volatility risks, avoid correlated positions, and build a trading watchlist.

News Trading on a Funded Account: Opportunities and Risks

News Trading on a Funded Account: Macro Events, Crypto Catalysts, and Risk Management

Learn which news events move crypto markets, how to trade news using fade and momentum strategies, and how to manage risk during a prop trading Challenge. Covers FOMC, CPI, NFP, and crypto-specific catalysts.

Multi-Timeframe Analysis: How to Find Entry Points Using Higher Timeframes

Multi-Timeframe Analysis in Crypto: How to Find Better Entry Points

Learn how to use higher, intermediate, and lower timeframes to identify market direction, entry zones, and trade triggers. A practical framework for Funded Traders.

Adama — a Hash Hedge trader who made $7,422 in prop trading

How an Engineer from Côte d’Ivoire Became a Trader and Earned $7,422 on Hash Hedge

Adama moved from Côte d’Ivoire to Russia to study, works as a civil engineer, and has made a living from trading for the past 3-4 years. On Hash Hedge he has received 3 payouts totaling $7,422.

Overtrading in a Prop Challenge: Why More Trades Don’t Mean More Profit

Overtrading in a Prop Challenge: 4 Triggers, How to Measure It, and Systematic Protection

Overtrading is one of the main reasons traders fail despite having a working strategy. 4 common triggers – boredom, urgency, revenge trading, and overconfidence – plus how to measure and limit overtrading and how it interacts with consistency rules.

Crypto Trading Sessions: When to Trade and When to Stay Out of the Market

Crypto Trading Sessions: When to Enter the Market and When to Stay Out

4 crypto trading sessions, Kill Zones, weekly market structure, their impact on order blocks and FVGs, and session management on a Funded Account.

Premium and Discount Zones in Crypto Trading: How to Find High-Value Entry Points

Premium and Discount Zones in Crypto: How to Identify Cheap and Expensive Prices Based on Market Structure

What equilibrium, premium, and discount mean in Smart Money concepts. The OTE zone, its connection with order blocks and FVGs, and how to apply it in trends and ranges on a Funded Account.

Risk-to-Reward Ratio in a Prop Challenge: What Targets Actually Work

Risk-to-Reward Ratio in Prop Evaluation: Setting Targets Based on Market Structure

Why the “minimum 1:2 R:R” rule doesn’t always work in real trading. How to set targets based on market structure, use partial profit-taking, and account for the consistency rule.

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