PropStock

The prop desk exam / Robinhood Chain

Most traders are exit liquidity.Prove you're not.

Trade tokenized stocks at up to 100x on a $5,000 challenge account. Survive the rules. Get paid in Bitcoin.

Live calibration sim
Account #4021 / $5,000 / 100x
00:00:00
Equity
$5,000

Virtual $5,000 at 100x under the live rulebook: 2.5 bps/side fee drag, trailing -8%, target +10%. About 1 in 10 makes it.

The pot

...

cbBTC. Funded only by coin fees.

Epoch settles in

...

Weekly. Merkle root on-chain, then claims.

Accounts blown

0/ 0 graduated

In the sim above, since you opened this page.

Satoshi built the cash. We built the exam.

Notice 001

The rulebook

Nine rules, each with a consequence. Calibrated on real market data to a pass rate of roughly 11%, then locked. The engine enforces them on every tick; nobody negotiates.

Full rulebook >
RuleLimitConsequence
Phase 1 target+10% of the phase baseAdvance to Phase 2
Phase 2 target+5% of the new baseGRADUATED. Enters the weekly payout
Trailing drawdown8% below the equity high-water markBLOWN. Terminal
Daily loss-5% vs day-start equityPositions closed. LOCKED until the next UTC day
Taker fee2.5 bps of notional, per sideCharged on every fill. Fees feed the leaderboard weight
Max leverage100xA round trip at 100x costs 5% of the whole account
Expiry30 calendar days from the first orderEXPIRED. Terminal
Oracle gateFresh Chainlink feed and market openOtherwise orders are rejected
FillsThe next oracle tick after placementNever the current price. There is nothing to snipe

Procedure

How it works

01

Mint the ticket

Buy a challenge account NFT in $ECS. Ticket money goes straight to the treasury and never funds payouts.

02

Trade virtual $5,000

Long or short tokenized NVDA, TSLA and SPY at up to 100x against Chainlink feeds on Robinhood Chain.

03

Pass both phases

+10%, then +5% of the new base, inside the trailing drawdown, the daily loss lock and the 30-day clock.

04

Claim cbBTC weekly

Graduates split the prize pool every epoch. Winnings post as a merkle root; you claim on-chain.

Settlement

The payout receipt

Every week the pool splits by a formula that was locked before launch. 60% goes equally to everyone who graduated that epoch. 40% goes by leaderboard weight, the square root of profit times fees paid, so profit alone is not enough: you must have actually traded. No account can take more than 10% of the pool, and whatever is left rolls forward.

Payouts come only from the fee pool. Tickets never fund payouts. The pool can never owe more than it holds.

PropStock

Weekly settlement / epoch N

POOL: 50% OF COIN FEEScbBTC
SWAPPED AND ACCRUEDHOURLY
GRADUATE SPLIT, EQUAL60%
LEADERBOARD40%
WEIGHTsqrt(profit x fees)
PER-ACCOUNT CAP10% OF POOL
OVERFLOW + DUSTROLLS OVER
SUM(PAYOUTS) <= POOLALWAYS
MERKLE ROOTON-CHAIN
CLAIMSONCE / EPOCH / ADDRESS

*** Tickets never fund payouts ***

Sizing

Tiers

One NFT is one $5,000 account. Locking 2 to 5 fresh, never traded tier-1 NFTs burns them into a single bigger account.

The cap is tier 5 because each account's weekly payout is capped at 10% of the pool, so size beyond $25,000 buys exactly nothing.

TierFresh NFTs lockedVirtual account
11 (a plain mint)$5,000
22$10,000
33$15,000
44$20,000
55$25,000hard cap

Engine room

The machine

Five agents run the desk. The engine is centralized, like every prop firm that has ever existed; the difference is that its trade log is published and the claims are trustless.

01HarvesterClaims ETH creator fees from the Pons escrow on a cooldown. Swaps half to cbBTC for the PrizePool; the other half buys $ECS and burns it.
02BookkeeperPolls every Chainlink feed, applies each tick to every account with a position or a pending order, and persists the state. The only writer.
03WatchmanScans ChallengeNFT transfer logs to keep ownership fresh, and gates trading on oracle staleness and NYSE regular hours.
04RefereeThe on-chain arm. Activates an account at its first accepted order and writes terminal statuses back to the NFT contract.
05SettlerCloses the weekly epoch: runs settlement, builds the merkle tree, posts root and total to the PrizePool contract.

Straight answers

Honest FAQ

What are my odds?

About 11% of simulated accounts pass. The rulebook was calibrated with a Monte Carlo run of 12,000 accounts on real 5-minute NVDA, TSLA and SPY bars, and we publish the calibration. The sim on this page runs the same constants.

Where does the Bitcoin come from?

From the coin, not from you. Half of the $ECS creator fees are swapped to cbBTC and sent to the PrizePool contract, accruing hourly. Ticket revenue goes to the treasury and never touches the pool.

Can the house steal the pool?

The pool contract has no owner withdrawal for cbBTC. The only path out is a winner's claim against a posted merkle root, once per epoch per address. Read the source.

What happens on weekends?

Stocks trade NYSE regular hours only. When the market is closed or the oracle goes stale, orders are rejected and open positions simply wait. The 30-day expiry counts calendar days, so plan your clock accordingly.

Is this a prop firm?

No. The accounts are virtual, nothing here routes to a broker, and nobody trades real stock. It is an exam with an entry ticket and a Bitcoin prize pool: real rules, real payouts, no funded account at the end.

Why do orders fill at the next tick?

Because filling at the price you can see is how feeds get sniped. Every order fills at the next oracle tick after placement, so front-running the feed earns you nothing.

The exam is open. The pot is on-chain.