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Skill without size does not pay

A 3% month on a $100 account is $3; on a $100,000 account it is $3,000. The trading is identical. The account size behind it is not.
3% gain, same skill, different account size: a $100 account and a $100,000 OWNIT account drawn side by side, the returns growing to $3 and $3,000.
OWNIT’s answer is funded simulated accounts allocated on trading skill. Pass the evaluation, trade a funded simulated account, earn a reward of 90% of your simulated profit, paid in USDC. What you earn scales with how you trade, not with what you saved.

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Scale account size

Pass the evaluation and trade a funded simulated account. What you earn scales with how you trade.

Terminal and prop desk in one

The trading terminal and the evaluation on one screen: chart, order book, order panel, positions, and the prop rules. No separate prop dashboard.

98 markets

Crypto, gold, equities, indices, and FX as perpetuals, from one account.

Open 24/7

Perpetual markets trade around the clock, weekends and after-hours included.

On-chain records

Rules are fixed when the account is created. Accounts, trades, and payouts are recorded on-chain on the Solana network.

Public order book

OWNIT takes prices for your simulated trades from Hyperliquid’s public order book. Every order and cancellation on it is visible on-chain, not priced inside a closed broker system.

Bridging prop trading and modern markets

Prop traders know evaluations, limits, targets, and funded accounts, but not on-chain markets. Crypto traders know 24/7 order books, but not evaluations. OWNIT gives each side the other half without a learning curve first.
OWNIT trading terminal for a $100k evaluation: BTC-USD chart with an open BTC long, order book, order panel, positions, and prop rules in one workspace.

Discipline matters

Sustainable trading depends on more than a single profitable day. Consistency, risk management, and discipline matter over time. The evaluation measures them: no single win day may carry more than half the sum of your profitable days, and the loss limits apply on every day you trade.

Where to go next

Rulebook

The two loss limits, the profit target, and the Best day rule, with a worked example.

Choose an evaluation

The objectives, the account sizes, and the fees.