Highest-Leverage Crypto Prop Firms: Max Leverage by Pair
By the PropRubric Research Team · Last verified: 23 October 2026 · Checked against each firm’s own terms
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Four crypto prop firms allow 1:100 leverage or more on crypto at PropRubric’s last check, among 28 firms checked, and HyroTrader goes highest with up to 1:150 on Bitcoin and Ethereum on BloFin and Bybit. Crypto Fund Trader on its Bybit and larger accounts, Mubite, and Klein Funding on its Bybit accounts allow up to 1:100. Most of the rest allow 1:5 or less on Bitcoin and 1:2 on altcoins, and four multi-asset firms stop at 1:2, close to the 2:1 cap that the European Securities and Markets Authority set for retail crypto CFDs in 2018.
Headline leverage is the least useful of the numbers, because a per-trade loss cap of 2% or 3% at Mubite, Dolvero and Fundedbit, or a static daily floor of 3% to 5% at HyroTrader, limits how much of it a trader can use.
Rank the firms by the leverage on your pair and stage below, then compare the firms’ other rules on the shortlist of best crypto prop firms.
highest leverage overall
1:100 with no per-trade cap
1:100 on a static floor
HyroTrader: up to 1:150 on BTC and ETH, 1:50 to 1:100 on most pairs; from $59
Crypto Fund Trader: up to 1:100 on crypto on Bybit and Advanced accounts, no per-trade cap published; from $40
Mubite: 1:100 on Bybit or Cleo, with a floor “fixed for the whole evaluation”; from $44
Maximum crypto leverage at each crypto prop firm, by pair
Listed by the maximum crypto leverage, then the usability of that leverage. The ring is each firm's PropRubric score out of 10, which sets the order of the main ranking only.
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Country🇱🇨 Saint Lucia
Statusactive
AssetsCryptoIndicesStocks+1
PlatformsMT5DXtrade
Max funding$300K
From$100
BTC leverage5x (BTC, ETH) in the evaluations, 10x with a paid add-on; 2x on Instant Funding
altcoin leverage2x
funded leverageno separate figure
loss cap that limits itnone; a 20-second minimum hold
daily 3–5%max 6–10% · staticsplit 50–80% → up to 100%Payout: Rise, bank transfer or crypto
Values from each firm's own pages, checked by PropRubric
The table ranks all 28 firms by their maximum leverage on Bitcoin; each firm’s evidence and check date are in its review, and the firms at 1:2 or below are compared at the end of this page.
Which crypto prop firms have the highest leverage?
PropRubric ranked 28 crypto prop firms by their maximum crypto leverage at its last check, and four reach 1:100 or more.
HyroTrader allows up to 1:150 on Bitcoin and Ethereum, most altcoins at 50x to 100x, and more than 100x on some pairs on its Hyro platform.
Crypto Fund Trader allows up to 1:100 on crypto across its 715 pairs on Bybit and on its Advanced MT5 and Match-Trader accounts, 1:5 on smaller accounts, and publishes no per-trade cap.
Mubite allows 1:100 on Bybit or Cleo, with a 3% cap on the realised loss of one trade.
Klein Funding allows Bybit’s own leverage, “up to 1:100 for most of the tradeable coins”, on its Bybit accounts, but 1:5 on Bitcoin and Ethereum and 1:2 on other assets on Cleo.
Below the four, Dolvero allows up to 50:1, Fundedbit 1:30, HyperPNL 20x and E8 Markets 1:15 on Bitcoin and Ethereum perpetuals. The firm whose Bitcoin leverage comes from the exchange itself is HyroTrader, as the HyroTrader review sets out.
What does 1:100 leverage mean at a crypto prop firm?
A per-trade loss cap is what turns 1:100 into a smaller usable number. On a $100,000 account with Mubite’s 3% cap, the most one position may lose is $3,000. A $1,000,000 Bitcoin position, which needs $10,000 of margin at 1:100, reaches that $3,000 loss on a 0.3% move.
At Dolvero the loss cap is 2% of the starting balance, so the same position reaches it on a 0.2% move, and its first breach ends the account. The leverage a trader can use is therefore the per-trade cap divided by the expected adverse move, not the headline figure.
How do the highest-leverage crypto prop firms compare?
The highest-leverage crypto prop firms compare on three axes with a different leader on each: HyroTrader leads on the highest stated leverage, up to 1:150 on BloFin. Crypto Fund Trader leads on 1:100 on MT5 and Match-Trader as well as Bybit, and Mubite leads on 1:100 beside a static floor. The six sections below cover each firm, Mubite included, in the same order: origin and category, the unique attribute, the price from, the leverage rule with its exact value, the catch, and the links.
HyroTrader: Up to 1:150 on BTC and ETH, 1:50 to 1:100 on Most Pairs
HyroTrader is a crypto-first prop firm provided by HYRO TECHNOLOGIES FZ-LLC in the UAE. The unique attribute of HyroTrader is the highest stated leverage in the census, up to 1:150 on Bitcoin and Ethereum on a Bybit or BloFin demo account connected by API. Prices at HyroTrader start at $59 for a $5,000 2-step. The leverage rule at HyroTrader is up to 1:150 on BTC and ETH, most altcoins at 50x to 100x, and more than 100x on some pairs on its Hyro platform.
The catch at HyroTrader is that leverage is not the binding limit: the 3% to 5% static daily floor and the 5% to 10% maximum floor end a 1:100 position on a small move. Funded HyroTrader positions are also capped at 2× the initial balance in notional. Read the HyroTrader review.
Crypto Fund Trader: Up to 1:100, No Per-Trade Cap Published
Crypto Fund Trader is a crypto-first prop firm run by SWISS RLCRATES AG in Zug, Switzerland, on demo accounts. The unique attribute of Crypto Fund Trader is up to 1:100 across 715 crypto pairs with no per-trade cap in its rules. Prices at Crypto Fund Trader start at $40 for a $5,000 1-Phase. The leverage rule at Crypto Fund Trader is up to 1:100 on crypto on Bybit and on Advanced MT5 or Match-Trader accounts ($50,000 to $200,000 2-Phase, $100,000 to $200,000 1-Phase), and 1:5 on smaller, Instant, Ascend and Break accounts.
The catch at Crypto Fund Trader is a 6% trailing floor on the 1-Phase, and a 6% overall limit on the Instant whose type the firm does not state, which high leverage reaches quickly. Read the Crypto Fund Trader review.
Mubite: 1:100 on a Static Floor
Mubite is a crypto-first prop firm run by Mubite s.r.o. in Prague. The unique attribute of Mubite is 1:100 leverage beside a static floor, “fixed for the whole evaluation”. Prices at Mubite start at $44 for a $625 Instant account, and its challenges at $65 for a $5,000 Two-Step. The leverage rule at Mubite is 1:100 on Bybit or Cleo, with the realised loss of one trade capped at 3% of equity. The catch at Mubite is a Funded Score check on payouts that its FAQ on consistency does not mention. Read the Mubite review.
Klein Funding: 1:100 on Bybit, 1:5 on Cleo
Klein Funding is a crypto-first prop firm run by KUENTECH LLC in Newark, Delaware. The unique attribute of Klein Funding is two venues with different leverage: Bybit “up to 1:100 for most of the tradeable coins”, Cleo 1:5 on Bitcoin and Ethereum and 1:2 on the rest. Prices at Klein Funding start at $35.63 for a $5,000 Cleo Flex at the displayed price.
The leverage rule at Klein Funding is the venue’s own on Bybit, with every Bybit trade held at least 50 seconds. The catch at Klein Funding is a Trustpilot rating withheld after fake reviews were removed. Read the Klein Funding review.
Dolvero: 50:1 With a 2% Cap per Trade Idea
Dolvero is a multi-market prop firm run by DKZ Information Technology Services L.L.C in Dubai, on the trader’s own Bybit Demo account through a read-only API key. The unique attribute of Dolvero is leverage of up to 50:1 with a hard cap: 2% of the starting balance per trade idea.
Prices at Dolvero start at $99 for a $10,000 crypto 2-step. The leverage rule at Dolvero is up to 50:1, with at most 10 open positions, 5 in verification. The catch at Dolvero is that the first breach of the 2% cap ends the account. Read the Dolvero review.
Velotrade: 10x in the Challenge, 5x When Funded
Velotrade is a crypto-first prop firm run by Velotrade Re Limited in Hong Kong. The unique attribute of Velotrade is leverage that drops at the funded stage: Bitcoin from 10x to 5x, Ethereum and Solana from 6x to 5x. Prices at Velotrade start at $40 for a $5,000 Pro 1-step. The leverage rule at Velotrade is 10x on Bitcoin in the challenge and 2x on most altcoins at both stages. The catch at Velotrade is that a strategy passed at 10x has to run at half the leverage once funded. Read the Velotrade review.
How do you choose a high-leverage crypto prop firm?
You choose a high-leverage crypto prop firm by checking the leverage on your pair, at the funded stage, against the per-trade cap and the floor, and five checks cover it.
Check leverage by pair, not the headline. Breakout allows 10x on Bitcoin, 5x on about 20 pairs and 2x on smaller altcoins. Best on this list: HyroTrader, with Bybit’s per-pair limits.
Check the funded leverage. Velotrade halves Bitcoin to 5x and FundingPips cuts crypto from 1:2 to 1:1 when funded. Best on this list: Velotrade, which publishes both figures, so the drop is known before you buy.
Check the per-trade cap. A 3% cap on a $100,000 account is reached by a $1,000,000 position on a 0.3% move. Best on this list: HyroTrader and Crypto Fund Trader, with no per-trade cap in their rules.
Check where liquidation sits against the floor. At high leverage, the account floor or the per-trade cap ends a trade before the exchange’s liquidation price does. Best on this list: Mubite and HyroTrader, whose static maximum floors do not rise with profits.
Match leverage to the daily limit. A 3% daily limit at Breakout or Propr is one bad 10x trade on a 0.3% move. Best on this list: Crypto Fund Trader’s 2-Phase and HyroTrader’s Two-Step, each with a 5% daily limit. The size that a cap and a leverage limit allow on one trade is computed on the position size calculator.
The order of the firms above follows the maximum crypto leverage, then the usability of that leverage, and the method behind every cell is on the page about how PropRubric verifies crypto prop firm data. The firms above have the highest leverage; the lowest are worth knowing too, because a low multiplier at a forex prop firm is a rule of its CFD model, not an oversight.
Which crypto prop firms have the lowest leverage?
Six crypto prop firms allow 1:3.33 or less on crypto, and all six are multi-asset firms trading crypto as CFDs.
The5ers allows 1:2 on High Stakes and 1:0.60 on Growth and Bootcamp, the lowest in the census.
FundingPips allows 1:2 in the evaluation and 1:1 once funded.
Goat Funded Trader and AquaFunded allow 1:2 at both stages, and AquaFunded’s old Instant Standard funded accounts 1:1.
RebelsFunding allows 1:2.5 and FTMO 1:3.33 on Standard accounts and 1:1 on Swing.
