Funded Meme Coin Trading on Robinhood Chain

Trade. Pass. Get Funded.

Pay $25 once, trade a $100 simulated account against live prices, clear 2 stages and trade a $2,500 funded account with a 70% profit split.

Start Challenge

A simulated account priced from real Robinhood Chain markets. Real quotes, real slippage, real fees. Only the fee is at risk.

Meet Prop Fund. A $25 entry, a $100 account, two stages to clear

Grow it 300%, then 500%, inside a 10% drawdown floor

How it works

Four steps to a desk

One fee, one network, one live account at a time. Every rule is enforced server-side against numbers you never supply.

01

Connect and pay

Sign in with any EVM wallet on Robinhood Chain. Pay the $25 fee in ETH and a $100 challenge account opens the moment it confirms.

02

Trade live markets

Load any Robinhood Chain token by address or name. Fills are priced from the real pool, moved by slippage and charged a fee. Real prices, simulated money.

03

Clear two stages

Grow the account 300% to pass stage 1, then 500% for stage 2, with at least 3 closed trades across 2 tokens and never more than 10% below the start.

04

Get funded

Trade a $2,500 funded account. Keep 70% of the profit above the principal, paid out every 14 days from $50.

Entry
01

Connect a wallet on Robinhood Chain, pay $25 in ETH, and a $100 challenge account opens on the spot.

Open your account

One fee, one network, one live account at a time. No subscription.

$25
$100

Stage 1: grow the account 300%. Stage 2: grow it 500%. Each stage needs at least 3 closed trades across 2 tokens, so one lucky runner is not a pass.

Equity may never fall 10% below the starting balance. Fills are priced from live pools, moved by slippage and charged a fee, so a round trip costs what it would on chain.

300/500
$2,500

Pass both stages, trade a funded account, keep 70% of the profit

FAQ

Questions, answered

The numbers here are read from the same rules file the engine enforces, so what you read is what you get.

A funded-account challenge for meme coin traders on Robinhood Chain. You pay $25 once, trade a $100 simulated account against live prices, and if you clear both stages you trade a $2,500 funded account and keep 70% of the profit.

The prices are real, the money is not. Every fill is priced from the token's live pool, moved against you by slippage that grows with your order size, and charged a fee, so a round trip costs what it would on chain. Only the entry fee ever leaves your wallet.

An EVM wallet with a little ETH on Robinhood Chain (chain id 4663). Signing in is a signature, not a transaction. The $25 fee is sent as native ETH to the treasury and your account opens as soon as it confirms.

An EVM address exists on every EVM network, so being connected proves nothing about which chain a wallet is on. The chain is checked on connect, before signing, and again when a payment is verified. Funds sent on the wrong network do not come back, so mainnet ETH is refused rather than quietly accepted.

Stage 1 is +300% on the $100 account, stage 2 is +500%. Each stage also needs at least 3 closed trades across 2 different tokens, so a single lucky runner is not a pass. Position size is uncapped: multiplying an account cannot be done a quarter at a time.

Equity falling 10% below the starting balance ends the account. The daily loss limit is the same 10%, on purpose: a tighter daily cap would end almost every account long before a 300% target was reachable. A blown account stays on your record with the reason.

Any Robinhood Chain token with a real market. Only pools quoted in ETH, WETH or USDG count, the chosen pool's price must agree with the other pools, and the token needs minimum liquidity, volume and age. Profit from one token is capped by that token's depth, so a thin market cannot be pumped and farmed.

You keep 70% of profit above the $2,500 principal, from $50, every 14 days, with a flat book. Requests up to $500 pay automatically; larger ones wait for a human. Funded accounts cap positions at 20% of equity and 3 open at a time.

Ready when you are

$25 in. $2,500 funded.