THE $5K TRADING TOURNAMENT

Do You Qualify?

Before you claim your spot, make sure you meet the requirements below.

How It Works

The whole purpose of the Tournament is simple: whoever makes the most profit wins.

  • No required profit target — trade your own strategy
  • No restrictions on your trading style
  • Trade a $5,000 demo account for the full 14 days
  • Whoever finishes with the highest verified P&L wins
  • The winner gets a $10,000 live trading account

What You Need To Participate

Willing To Pay The $399 Entry Fee

You must be ready and able to pay the $399 entry fee by August 21 to secure your spot. If you pass the tournament, you get it back.

Ready To Trade A $5,000 Demo Account

You'll receive one $5,000 demo account to trade for the full 14-day tournament using your own strategy.

Available For The Full 14 Days

The tournament runs 14 days starting August 23. You must be committed to the entire duration.

Agree To Follow All Tournament Rules

One account. No resets. No switching. You must follow all official tournament rules for the full 14 days.

Submit Results Every Friday

Your results are submitted and reviewed every Friday for the live leaderboard.

Have An Instagram Account

Your Instagram handle is used for leaderboard display and to contact you if accepted.

Permitted Instruments

The only instruments that can be traded during the Tournament are:

US30
Max Lot: 0.05
NAS100
Max Lot: 0.10
Gold (XAUUSD)
Max Lot: 0.10

Will Disqualify You

Reset your account after losing
Create a second demo account
Switch accounts mid-tournament
Submit results from another account

Even If You Don't Win

Get One Month Of Trade AI

If you do not win the tournament, you still get one full month of Trade AI as an incentive for stepping up and competing.

Access Trade AI

Meet The Requirements?

If you meet all the qualifications above and you're ready to claim your spot, let's go. The $399 entry fee secures your place — get it back if you pass the tournament.

I Want In

© 2026 The $5K Trading Tournament. Trading involves risk. Past performance does not guarantee future results.