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Plain-language explainers for trading tournaments — what each format is, how it works, and what to look for before you enter.
TradingView now lets any paid-plan user create paper-trading contests. Rules, ranking, how to launch one, and how the format compares to The Leap.
BingX's annual Anniversary tournament is the largest single-exchange prize pool in crypto — $9.8M in 2026. Structure, five-module format, and entry.
WSOT is Bybit's annual $10M flagship trading tournament — team format, individual leaderboards, six-week window. Structure, past editions, and how to enter.
Copa BTG Trader is the annual stock and futures trading championship run by BTG Pactual. Structure, past winners including Danillo Alves, and how to enter from Brazil.
"The Robbins Cup" is the informal name for the Robbins World Cup Trading Championship (WCTC). What it is, why traders call it that, and the current standings.
The Forex side of Robbins WCTC — a multi-decade real-money forex championship scored on audited annual percentage return. Divisions, past champions, entry.
Robbins WCTC covers futures and forex; the U.S. Investing Championship covers stocks and options. Different operator, different entry cost — which one fits you.
The Robbins WCTC is the multi-decade real-money futures and forex championship — since 1984, scored on audited percentage return. Divisions, entry, and what the title means.
Most trading tournaments are legit but with real edge cases. Verify payout history, volume requirements, geo-eligibility — five mechanical checks before you enter.
A trading tournaments aggregator catalogs every live competition from every platform in one place. trading-tournaments.com is one such — here's what to look for.
A practical guide to our G.O.A.T. canon — what gets recorded, how identities are verified, how to submit a claim, and why we treat the Hall of Fame as the slowest-changing.
Three traders in one tournament can rank three different ways depending on whether the platform measures ROI, absolute P&L, or trading volume. Format picks the winner.
A funded-trader evaluation is a paid challenge where you trade a simulated account to specific targets — pass it, get a real-money allocation.
Time-boxed competitions where traders are ranked by P&L, ROI, or volume — and the winners get cash, trophies, or career credentials. Here's how every type works.
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