About
trading-tournaments.com is the public aggregator of every trading tournament worth entering — crypto exchange events, prop firm challenges, forex broker competitions, and multi-decade championship circuits like the Robbins WCTC and U.S. Investing Championship. Verified prize pools, per-country eligibility, source-verified trader records, and open data under CC BY 4.0.
trading-tournaments.com aggregates live trading tournaments across crypto exchanges, prop firms, forex brokers, and trading terminals. Editorial layer covers what makes a tournament worth entering, who wins them, and how the result becomes a credential.
Why this exists
Every major exchange runs trading tournaments. Every announcement lives on a different page, in a different format. Half are buried behind login walls. Eligibility hides in T&C links nobody reads until after signing up. Prize structures come with trading-volume requirements that quietly claw prizes back.
trading-tournaments.com began as a private spreadsheet used to decide which tournaments were actually worth entering. In early 2026 it went public. Not a broker. Not a tournament organizer. An index, a Wikipedia for tournaments, where every event from every platform is in one searchable place with the structural detail (entry fee, prize split, eligible countries, KYC level, payout window) surfaced upfront so traders can decide before they sign anywhere.
Today the site tracks 64+ platforms: major CEXs (Bybit, Binance, OKX, KuCoin, MEXC, WhiteBit), prop firms (FTMO, FundedNext, Apex Trader Funding), forex brokers, and championship circuits like the World Cup Trading Championships. Tournaments are scraped continuously and reviewed manually before going live. Trader profiles and editorial features are researched and written in-house.
Editorial team
Founded trading-tournaments.com after 13 years running trading communities under the EXCAVO brand (133K TradingView followers, 18K Telegram, 16K X). Editorial oversight on data reports, comparison guides, and the trader-profile canon. Personally trades and enters tournaments cataloged on the site; conflict-of-interest declared in affiliate disclosure.
Editorial and interview work is executed by a small team; investigative trader profiles are handled by Vitaly Kaminsky. All named-author bylines route through the Editor-in-Chief before publication.
Editorial standards
- No paid placement.Every tournament in the catalog is verified against the platform’s own announcement page or API. Affiliate revenue funds the site; it does not change which events are listed.
- Manual review. Automated scrapers ingest candidates, but every entry crosses an admin desk before going public. Auto-rejection rules block obvious non-tournaments (welcome bonuses, deposit promos, etc.).
- Public corrections. The Suggest a change form goes straight to the editor inbox. We respond within 3-5 business days.
- Conflict disclosure. See the affiliate disclosure for the list of platforms we earn referral revenue from.
Disclosure
trading-tournaments.com does not operate tournaments, take a cut of any prize pool, or have access to private trader data. Every entry is built from public exchange announcements and public leaderboards. Team members may personally enter tournaments listed on the site; this does not influence which events are catalogued or how they are described.
Get in touch
- Partnership inquiries: /partners/apply. We review every submission within 2 business days.
- Trader profile submission: /traders/submit. Proof-link required.
- Press / general: wizard@trading-tournaments.com