I’m still trying to understand funded trading better, and one thing I can’t figure out is this: why do so many people struggle more with the evaluation stage than actual trading itself? Is it the rules, psychology, or something else that changes once real targets are involved? Curious to hear different opinions on this.

Honest question for traders here: Do funded trading programs actually test skill… or do they mainly test discipline under pressure? Because from what I’m seeing, a lot of people can trade well but still fail the challenge stage. What’s your take on this?

I’ve been looking into funded trading programs lately, and I keep noticing something interesting… A lot of people seem confident going into challenges, but still end up failing somewhere along the way. From what you’ve seen or experienced: what’s the real reason most people don’t make it through funded challenges — even when they know what to do?

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