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Get cashback for purchases in Hash Hedge

Now, when purchasing challenges and additional options, part of the amount is returned to you as cashback

New product — Instant Funded

Not only challenges are available for purchase, but also Instant Funded accounts that will expand your opportunities for growth in trading

Era Trade Tournament

Era Trade launches a five-day online tournament with free trading strategies, a $200K prize pool, and Instant Funded accounts for the strongest participants.

Daily Limit Protection

Protection triggers when the daily limit is reached: positions are closed, orders are canceled. You continue trading and progressing through the challenge on the same day.

Funded in 3 days

Hash Hedge has reduced the minimum time to pass the 1-stage challenge from 5 to 3 trading days. Achieve the profit target and adhere to risk limits to move to a Funded account faster and get closer to your first payout!

US Stocks Terminal

Now in a separate Hash Hedge terminal, more than 11,000 US stocks are available. You can track quotes, analyze the market, and find ideas among the largest companies, technology giants, dividend stocks, and less obvious shares.

500 out of 500 Sold Out

All 500 US stock challenges were claimed within two days, giving traders access to over 11,000 US securities.

US Market in Hash Hedge

A separate Hash Hedge terminal for 11,000+ US stocks with sectors, analytics, and trade statistics. Trade Apple, NVIDIA, Tesla, and thousands of US stocks in a separate terminal without confusion with the crypto market.

Leverage on crypto and Buying Power on stocks: what's the difference?

In crypto, leverage is applied to an individual position, while in stocks, Buying Power sets the overall limit for all open positions in the account. Let's break down the difference with a simple example.

FTMO Trader: The Path to $400K

The story of an FTMO trader who, through discipline, a systematic approach, and risk control, gradually increased the amount of available capital to $400,000. In this article, we examine why stability and adherence to a trading plan are more important than attempts to make money quickly.