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Seven crypto prop firms run no consistency rule on any model at PropRubric’s last check: Breakout, Kraken Prop, Propr, SizeProp, Velotrade, HyperPNL and BrightFunded. Seven more crypto prop firms sell at least one plan with no consistency rule beside plans that carry one, and three replace the ratio with a daily profit cap, out of 28 firms checked. A consistency rule limits how much of your profit one day may carry, so “no consistency rule” means a single strong day can count in full toward a target or a payout.
Check the model and the phase before you choose, because the same firm can apply the rule on one plan and not another, and compare the full list of best crypto prop firms when the rule is not your only need.
| no rule on any model, cheapest entry | no rule, on-demand payouts with no waiting period | no rule, static floor and a public payout record |
|---|---|---|
| Breakout and Kraken Prop: no consistency rule on any plan, static 3% to 6% floors; from $20 | Propr: no consistency rule, USDC on chain on demand with no waiting period, $20 minimum; from $25 | Velotrade: no consistency rule, a static floor on every plan and an Arbiscan link for every payout; from $40 |
Listed by the absence of the rule on every model first and the entry price second. The ring is each firm's PropRubric score out of 10, which sets the order of the main ranking only.
Values from each firm's own pages, checked by PropRubric
The first seven rows run no consistency rule on any model; the next seven drop it on the plans named, and the last three replace the ratio with a daily profit cap. Each firm’s source and check date are in its review, and the firms whose every plan carries a rule are listed at the end of this page.
PropRubric found 7 crypto prop firms with no consistency rule on any model, out of 28 firms at PropRubric’s last check. The seven firms and the source for each are listed below.
Seven more firms sell a plan with no consistency rule at any stage, so for them the plan decides. The plans without it are FTMO’s 2-Step, Fundedbit’s 2-step, Funded Trader Markets’ 2-Step Plus, Klein Funding’s Cleo plans, Tradeify 247’s 1-Step and 2-Step, AquaFunded’s Instant Flex, and Upscale’s Basic and Accelerated without the API option. The cheapest of the seven with no rule anywhere is Breakout, whose full record is in the Breakout review.
The phrase still leaves two kinds of limit in place, and both can matter as much as the rule they replace. The first kind is a day-count rule: Velotrade requires 5 qualifying days per phase that each close at least 0.8% up, and HyperPNL’s 2-step asks for 2 then 3 profitable days.
The second kind is a daily profit cap: Goat Funded Trader counts at most $3,000 a day on funded accounts, E8 Pro counts 2% a day, and Crypto Fund Trader caps profit at $10,000 per day and per trade.
The rule itself, with its formula and the four kinds firms use, is set out on PropRubric’s page about consistency rules, and the firms above differ on more than the rule.
The seven crypto prop firms with no consistency rule compare on three axes with a different leader on each. Breakout and Kraken Prop lead on entry price at $20, Propr leads on payout access with no waiting period and a $20 minimum, and Velotrade leads on payout evidence with an on-chain link for every payout. The seven sections below cover each firm in the same order: origin and category, the unique attribute, the price from, the rule with its source, the catch, and the links.
Breakout is a crypto-first prop firm run by Breakout Trading Group, LLC in Delaware, with funded accounts at Payward Oceanic Ltd., a Kraken company. The unique attribute of Breakout is 10x leverage on BTC with a static floor on its Classic, Pro and Turbo plans. Prices at Breakout start at $20 for a $5,000 Turbo.
The consistency rule at Breakout is none on any plan, per its pricing page. The catch at Breakout is a payout rail of USDC on Ethereum only, so a trader who wants another network or a bank transfer has no option. Read the Breakout review · Visit Breakout.
Kraken Prop is a crypto-first prop firm whose funded accounts sit with Payward Oceanic Ltd. in the British Virgin Islands, with evaluations run by Breakout Trading Group, LLC. The unique attribute of Kraken Prop is a programme inside Kraken Pro that pays into the trader’s Kraken wallet in USD or USDG. Prices at Kraken Prop start at $20 for a $5,000 Advanced.
The consistency rule at Kraken Prop is none, on the same tiers as Breakout under other names. The catch at Kraken Prop is the country list: Canada, India and the United Kingdom are excluded on top of the sanctions list. Read the Kraken Prop review · Visit Kraken Prop.
Propr is a crypto-first prop firm run by Propr Limited in the British Virgin Islands. The unique attribute of Propr is a public dashboard with its pass rate, payout total and median payout time, and payouts in USDC on chain. Prices at Propr start at $25 for a $5,000 Turbo 1-Step.
The consistency rule at Propr is none, per its rules page, with on-demand payouts from $20. The catch at Propr is the 2-Step floor, which trails the equity high-water mark while the 1-Step floors stay static. Read the Propr review · Visit Propr.
SizeProp is a crypto-first prop firm run by SIZ EDU Limited in the Cayman Islands. The unique attribute of SizeProp is a static floor “unaffected by payouts”, with payouts on request and no waiting period before the first one. Prices at SizeProp start at $36 for a $5,000 Degen.
The consistency rule at SizeProp is none: its help centre says SizeProp “does not impose consistency requirements such as profit distribution or minimum trading days”. The catch at SizeProp is a single payout rail, USDT on ERC-20, with no bank withdrawals. Read the SizeProp review · Visit SizeProp.
Velotrade is a crypto-first prop firm run by Velotrade Re Limited in Hong Kong. The unique attribute of Velotrade is an Arbiscan transaction link for every payout and a static floor on all three plans. Prices at Velotrade start at $40 for a $5,000 Pro 1-Step. The consistency rule at Velotrade is none at any stage, per its rules page. The catch at Velotrade is the qualifying-day rule: 5 days per phase, and 5 more before the first payout, that each close at least 0.8% up. Read the Velotrade review · Visit Velotrade.
HyperPNL is a crypto-first prop firm run by Hyperpnl Ltd. in the Cayman Islands, with orders filled against Hyperliquid’s order book. The unique attribute of HyperPNL is one payout request a day from the first funded day, paid in USDC by smart contract. Prices at HyperPNL start at $42 for a $5,000 1-step.
The consistency rule at HyperPNL is none, per its rules FAQ. The catch at HyperPNL is the 2-step’s day count: 2 profitable days in Phase 1 and 3 in Phase 2, each at least 0.5% up. Read the HyperPNL review · Visit HyperPNL.
BrightFunded is a multi-asset prop firm run by Bright Global FZCO in Dubai, with simulated trading offered by BrightFunded Ltd in Saint Lucia. The unique attribute of BrightFunded is a help centre that states the absence outright: “we do not currently enforce a consistency rule”. Prices at BrightFunded start at €47 for its smallest challenge. The consistency rule at BrightFunded is none on either model.
The catch at BrightFunded is the wait: the first payout comes 30 days after the first funded trade, and the 1-Step floor trails until the account is 6% up. Read the BrightFunded review · Visit BrightFunded.
You choose a crypto prop firm with no consistency rule by checking the rule on the model and the phase you buy, and five checks cover it.
The order of the firms above follows the absence of the rule on every model first and the entry price second, and the method behind every cell is on PropRubric’s methodology page. The firms above set no consistency rule; the ones that do are worth knowing too, because some of the cheapest plans carry one.
Eleven crypto prop firms sell no plan that PropRubric could confirm as free of a consistency rule, and nine of them state the rule they apply, at PropRubric’s last check.
How each rule is calculated, with worked examples and the four kinds firms use, is on the page about consistency rules at crypto prop firms. The firms whose floor never trails are on the list of crypto prop firms without trailing drawdown.
