📊Trading with @QtFunded BTC trade recap & personal market view 🧠📉📈 Based on my own market analysis of yesterday’s BTC drop: • I opened a BUY at 92.2k, targeting a pullback to the 50% Fibonacci • Momentum didn’t match my expectation, so I closed the buy at 93.2k • Then flipped SELL at 93.2k • Target hit at 91.6k = +2R profit ✅ At the moment, I’m patiently observing. BTC is back in a previous accumulation zone, so I’ll consider BUY setups only if price action confirms. This is my personal plan and perspective only. When a high-quality entry appears, I’ll share the next update. Plan the trade. Trade the plan. 🚀

➕THREAD 3 — I Met Every Rule. Exactly. @QtFunded After receiving the Funded account with reduced leverage, I chose the On-Demand option, which required the following to request a payout: Requirements: 1️⃣ Minimum 3% profit 2️⃣ Consistency rule ≤ 35% 3️⃣ Minimum 4 trading days Notes: •I was allowed to trade news under my selected option •I had the right to request a payout immediately once all conditions were met And I did exactly that. In exactly 4 trading days, I achieved: 📈 +5.22% profit 🎯 80.95% win rate Most of my profits came from BTCUSD and EURUSD. Other trades included GU, UJ, XAU, and XAG. I traded fewer FX pairs on the funded account because the reduced leverage made my strategy much harder to execute. As for BTC — crypto is where my trading journey originally began. That’s my edge. ⸻ A small but important detail most people don’t know 👇 During this entire journey — while working toward profitability and meeting payout conditions — I actively referred friends to QT and encouraged them to join. I believed in the firm. I defended the process. I brought them new traders. Now ask yourself — If you meet all payout conditions, do you request immediately, or do you keep trading? 👀 I’m genuinely curious: What would you do? @stoictrader08 @SHINO_Trades @PipSaga007 @P7anX @dy4rtrades @ishaansaini22 @OdishaTraderFX @TradersConf @collapse_FX @AlexQuantTekel

➕ THREAD 2 — Almost Blown, Then Came the Twist @QtFunded When I was sent back to Phase 1 and had to start over, I’ll be honest — I was shocked. That shock pushed me into overtrading. At one point, my Phase 1 account was less than 2% away from being wiped out. One wrong move and everything would have been over. But I pushed through. Against all odds, I managed to pass both Phase 1 and Phase 2 again, this time in around 9 days. Shortly after, I received the email confirming that I was granted a funded account — but with a catch. My leverage was reduced. (You can see the screenshots below.) Now ask yourself this: With a $200K account, does trading with that level of leverage actually make things harder? What matters here is this 👇 They once again provided a clear explanation, along with supporting evidence. I reviewed my positions carefully. And once again, I fully acknowledged that the fault was mine. So I accepted the decision. No complaints. No public accusations. No drama. Because when there is evidence, accountability is fair. But remember this — this consistency in rules and transparency did not last forever. And that’s where the real problem begins. ➡️ Next thread: when evidence disappeared, but accusations remained.

➕ THREAD 1 — Before the Payout, There Were 14 Failures Let me be clear from the start — my current payout did not come easily. 1️⃣ Before this payout, I failed 14 accounts with this firm. Some failed at Phase 1, some at Phase 2, and even funded accounts were lost along the way. This wasn’t luck. It was a long, painful learning curve. 2️⃣ Now, let me take you back to the journey of the first account I ever paid out. From what I remember, it took me roughly 12 days to pass both Phase 1 and Phase 2. Shortly after that, I received an email stating that I had violated risk management, with a total risk exposure slightly above 5%. Here’s the important part: They provided clear evidence. I reviewed my trades carefully — and I fully agreed with their conclusion. It was my mistake. As a result, the account was reset and I was sent back to Phase 1 one more time. No arguments. No complaints. I accepted responsibility. But this is where the story starts to get… interesting. Because what happened after that — and how standards suddenly changed — is something I’ll reveal in the next thread. 📌 Save this. The next part will explain why this case is very different from what’s happening now.

This is another joke, buddy. I asked my younger brother to do affiliate marketing and discuss it with QT. They said they only deal with the legitimate owner. But they didn't respond and then banned me on Discord. 🤡🤡

Look here, buddy. He just said nonsense and immediately banned me. He must be afraid I was right :)))

Isn't that ridiculous, bro? He said no proof needed. Maybe there's no proof at all. So where did the accusation that I duplicated someone else's entry come from? Can you guess? 🤡🤡🤡

It's not public information. Can you explain this to me? x.com/edward040720/status/20…

But in the email I only received this