Coinhub Funded, the crypto‑native proprietary trading firm behind the well‑known Coinhub brand, launched today in Charlestown, Saint Kitts and Nevis. The platform now offers traders funded accounts of up to $200,000, with profit splits of 80/20 or 90/10 if the optional add‑on is purchased. Payouts are made in USDT every 14 days via Ethereum, Tron or BNB Smart Chain, and the challenge fee is refunded on the third payout for 1‑Step and 2‑Step accounts.

Evaluation and Funding Options

Traders can qualify through a 2‑Step or 1‑Step evaluation that has no time limit, or start on a funded account the same day using Instant Funding. Challenges begin at $75, with no identity verification required until a trader passes. Instant Funding starts at $125 and allows a trader to begin trading immediately on a funded account.

Daily 30‑Minute Tournaments

Coinhub Funded runs nine 30‑minute tournaments each weekday, three at each of the Tokyo (00:00 UTC), London (08:00 GMT) and New York (09:30 ET) opens. Tournaments are available in a free tier, a $25 tier and a $100 tier, with entry fees paid in USDT. Ninety percent of the fees form the prize pool, which is paid in USDT to the top finishers. The free tier first‑place prize is 25 USDT, and every free entrant receives a 20 % discount code toward a challenge. The contests are separate from the evaluation and do not affect a trader’s funded account status.

Launch Discount and Restrictions

A 25 % discount code, LAUNCH, applies to any challenge or Instant Funding account until November 30, 2026. Traders can pay entry fees with cash purchased at more than 2,000 Coinhub ATMs worldwide. Tournaments are open to adults outside restricted jurisdictions; residents of Arizona, Arkansas, Delaware, Iowa, Louisiana, Montana, New York, South Carolina, Tennessee and Washington are excluded.

What to Watch Next

Coinhub Funded’s launch adds a new option for traders seeking large funded accounts and short‑term skill contests. Market observers will monitor the uptake of the 90 % profit split and the popularity of the daily tournaments, as well as the impact of the 25 % launch discount on sign‑ups. Regulatory attention may focus on the firm’s jurisdictional restrictions and its use of the Coinhub brand under an IP license agreement.