DojiFunded Review

About DojiFunded — How the Prop Firm Works

What is DojiFunded and how does it work?
DojiFunded is an onchain proprietary trading firm that provides funded accounts to traders on the Arbitrum blockchain. You take a short evaluation to demonstrate disciplined risk management. Pass it, and you receive a funded trading account — you trade with the firm's capital and keep the majority of the profits you generate.

Why trade with DojiFunded instead of using your own capital?
When you trade on a standard exchange, you risk your own savings — a losing trade is your money gone. With DojiFunded, you pay one small evaluation fee to join, then trade with the firm's capital. Your risk is capped at the joining fee, and you still earn a share of the profit when you trade successfully.

What markets and assets can I trade on DojiFunded?
Crypto, forex (currencies), commodities (like gold or oil), indices (baskets of stocks), and individual stocks.

Do I need trading experience to start?
No. But you do need to trade carefully and follow a few simple rules — mainly, don't lose too much too fast. All the rules are clear and shown upfront.

Does DojiFunded allow trading bots and AI?
Yes, trading bots and AI tools will be allowed. The only thing banned is cheating the system to get unfair results.

Does DojiFunded hold trader funds?
No. DojiFunded does not hold any user funds — just the evaluation fee.

Where is DojiFunded registered?
DojiFunded is registered in the United States (Delaware).

How is DojiFunded different from a regular trading platform?
Regular platform: your money, your full risk. DojiFunded: the firm's capital to trade with, your risk capped at the small joining fee, and every trade is recorded on the blockchain so anyone can verify all the details — unlike traditional prop firms.

Lowest trading costs onchain (per DojiFunded):
DojiFunded claims the lowest trade execution fees and the lowest slippage of any onchain prop firm, so more of each trade's edge stays with the trader.

DojiFunded Total Payouts

Total payouts to traders tracked onchain via Dune Analytics, giving anyone an independent, verifiable view of how the firm is paying out.

DojiFunded Account Types and Evaluation Challenges

DojiFunded offers 4 account types, with funding from $1K to $100K.

Instant Funding — No Evaluation Required (coming soon)

No profit target. 5% static drawdown, no daily drawdown. First withdrawal after 5% profit.

1-Step Evaluation Challenge

Single evaluation. 10% profit target. 6% static drawdown, 3% daily drawdown.

2-Step Elite Evaluation Challenge

Two-phase: 10% in step 1, 5% in step 2. 6% static drawdown, 3% daily drawdown.

2-Step Classic Evaluation Challenge

Two-phase: 10% in step 1, 5% in step 2. 8% static drawdown, 5% daily drawdown.

Trading Rules for All DojiFunded Accounts

Leverage is up to 5x across all asset classes — crypto, stocks, commodities, forex, ETFs, and indices. No risk-per-trade limit. At least 1 trade every 30 days to keep the account active. News trading is allowed, and weekend holding is allowed. No time limit to pass the account, no consistency rule, no minimum trading days, no recurring fee. No copy trading between users; no account arbitrage.

Minimum trade duration: 60 seconds.

DojiFunded Evaluation Process and Risk Management

How do DojiFunded evaluations work?
Buy a challenge account, hit the profit target while staying inside drawdown and risk limits, and you qualify for funding.

Are drawdowns equity-based at DojiFunded?
Daily drawdown uses a high-water mark calculation — it resets every 24 hours based on whichever is higher between your balance and equity at that moment.

DojiFunded drawdown types explained:

• Static — fixed from your starting balance; never moves.

What happens if I breach a trading rule?
Accounts that violate daily or max drawdown are automatically locked.

Can I run multiple funded accounts?
Yes, multiple evaluations at once, within platform limits.

Onchain Verification

Every time a trade is closed, the protocol mints an NFT — a unique digital receipt — that permanently records everything about that trade on the blockchain.

What's stored on each receipt:

• What was traded (like BTC or ETH) and which direction
• How big the trade was in dollars, and how much leverage was used
• The entry and exit price
• The profit or loss in USD
• Fees paid and funding payments
• Take-profit and stop-loss levels (automatic exit points the trader set)
• Timestamps for when the trade was opened and closed
• Account, position, and trade IDs
• A "breached rule" field — if the trader broke one of the firm's risk rules (like losing too much in a day), it gets recorded here permanently