Rewards · Reality check
How much can you make with a funded account?
Quick answer
Your reward is account size × your return × your split. At MixFunded's 80/20 split, a 3% month on a $50,000 account pays $1,200; the same 3% on $100,000 pays $2,400. Nothing is guaranteed — most traders lose money, and a drawdown breach ends the account regardless of what you made last month.
The whole formula.
There is no mystery to it. Monthly reward = account size × monthly return × profit split. The only variable you control is the middle one, and it is the hardest number in finance to keep positive. Below is the arithmetic at an 80/20 split — read it as a calculator, not a forecast.
| Account size | 1% month | 3% month | 5% month |
|---|---|---|---|
| $10,000 | $80 | $240 | $400 |
| $25,000 | $200 | $600 | $1,000 |
| $50,000 | $400 | $1,200 | $2,000 |
| $100,000 | $800 | $2,400 | $4,000 |
| $200,000 | $1,600 | $4,800 | $8,000 |
Illustrative arithmetic at an 80% split. Not a projection, not typical results, not income advice. Trading carries a substantial risk of loss.
Why 5% a month is harder than it looks.
A 5% month at 0.5% risk per trade means roughly ten net winning trades at 1:1 with no losing week bad enough to trip the daily floor. Do it twelve times in a row and you have compounded past what most institutional desks target. The traders who last do not chase 5% — they aim for 1–2% and let account size do the scaling.
The ceiling is set by drawdown, not ambition.
On a 1-Step evaluation you have 5% daily and 10% maximum drawdown; Pay After Passing runs 3% and 8%; Instant Funded runs 3% daily and a static 6% maximum. Whatever you plan to earn has to fit inside those floors on your worst week, not your best. Stress-test it in the drawdown simulator before you decide what is realistic, and read risk of ruin for how many losses each risk level survives.
What our traders have actually been paid.
Rather than publishing an income claim, we publish the transfers. Every reward MixFunded has sent is on the public payout ledger with its blockchain transaction ID, and the leaderboard lists traders with $5,000 or more in verified on-chain rewards. Look at the real distribution and draw your own conclusion — that is a far better basis than any screenshot.
A sane way to scale.
- Start small — $5 Pay After Passing on $50,000; a failed attempt costs $5.
- Bank three rewards — prove the process survives a losing week.
- Then double size — same percentage risk, larger dollar reward.
- Never raise risk to hit a number — that is what closes accounts.