What are minimum trading days?

A minimum trading days requirement means traders must be active on a set number of calendar days before they can pass the evaluation, regardless of whether the profit target has been hit.

Why do some firms require minimum trading days?

Firms use this rule to filter out traders using one-off lucky trades and to ensure funded traders demonstrate consistency over time.

Are there downsides to no minimum trading days?

Some traders find the flexibility leads to impulsive behaviour. Discipline is still required — the absence of a day count doesn't mean the evaluation is easier overall.

Challenges in Ukraine

Futures prop firms in Ukraine that offer No Minimum Trading Days

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			Promo
Traders Launch 4.7 64	3	$1.5M	15%OFF
FuturesElite 3.9 26	1	$1.5M	35%OFF
Goat Funded Futures 3.9 24	1	$750K	55%OFF
The5ers Futures Less than 10 reviews	0	$500K	10%OFF

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