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The Rev One Newsletter
Daily and weekly recaps of how the Rev One community traded. Real traders, real countries, real numbers.
Ten new names, and three first funded accounts
Tuesday was a smaller board than Monday on almost every count. It was also the day The Pit had its best run of new members in ten days, and the day three of you got a funded account for the first time.
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39 of the accounts on the board were funded
Monday was a quiet session by volume, lighter than the Thursday before it on every count. It was also the one where more than a third of the accounts trading were funded ones.
The week ten of you got paid
This past week ten Rev One traders took their first ever payout, and thirteen payouts went out in five days. Before this week, five traders had ever been paid at all.
Six funded accounts went live
Thursday's board was the smallest we have counted in a week, and it sent more people across the line than a bigger day would have. Eight evaluations finished the job outright.
The board that never went quiet
Twenty-nine countries traded Wednesday's session, and 23 of the 24 Chicago hours had a Rev One trader in the market. The only quiet one was the hour the exchange itself shuts.
One contract, five times
The best-run account on the board yesterday never traded more than a single contract. Behind it: 140 traders from 37 countries, the widest session we have counted since July 22.
Eight badges, one Monday
Eight of you got your funded badge in the Pit yesterday, and seven were back on the board the same day. Behind them: 109 traders from 27 countries and 622 trades.
The week the board doubled
This past week 297 of our traders were active across five settled sessions, from 55 countries. Seven days earlier it was 144 traders from 23. Here is the week they built.
Seven hours short, and nobody noticed
Friday's session is the short one: the market closes at 16:00 Chicago and does not reopen until Sunday evening. Yesterday that left 16 trading hours instead of the usual 23, and 113 of you filled 26 countries with them anyway.
Ten targets, one session
Yesterday ten of you cleared the profit target on your challenge, all inside the same session. One hundred and thirty-four traders from 35 countries put in the day, and every one of them was already in the Pit.
Thirty-nine countries, one session
Yesterday 143 of you traded from 39 different countries in the same session. Three weeks ago our widest day reached twenty.
The week our traders just closed
This past week, 143 of our traders traded from 23 countries across five settled sessions. Here is the week they put together.
The smallest hand on the board
Fifty-six traders across fifteen countries put up 360 trades on Friday. The one we keep coming back to traded a $100,000 account and never touched more than two micro contracts.
The community showed up twice
Seventy-one traders across eighteen countries put up 427 trades yesterday. Meanwhile, back in the Pit, a drop sent twenty-three people home with a challenge account.
The board came from everywhere
Sixty-six traders in sixteen countries put up 376 trades yesterday, right at the top of our recent range. The numbers we liked best were the small, disciplined ones.
Eighteen countries, one session
Eighteen countries traded with us yesterday, and it turned into the busiest session we have counted in almost four weeks. 74 traders, 372 trades.
Eight for eight, across 15 countries
Yesterday's session paid the cleanest hands, not the biggest bet. 61 traders, 15 countries, one disciplined day.
The week our traders just closed
65 traders across 19 countries closed five clean sessions this past week, 959 trades in all, while the Pit had its biggest week since it opened.
A quiet Friday, and the community that showed up
29 traders, 152 trades, one community.
A steady session across 12 countries
Yesterday's Rev One session, by the numbers.
Four traders crossed the line yesterday
A single disciplined session, a $2,500 target, and 11 countries on the map.
One session. Twelve countries.
24 traders, 145 trades, and a clean sweep out of Nigeria.