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Traders Trust announced that its live trading contest, which allows participants from Latin America and Japan to compete for $2,000 in trading credits based on demo trading performance, has reached its halfway point. A live leaderboard is tracking competitors' standings as the contest continues.
Traders Trust is currently hosting a live trading contest for participants from Latin America and Japan. The contest, held on a demo platform with a $10,000 virtual balance, spans a one-month period and is structured to identify the eight traders who achieve the highest percentage returns. Standings are updated in real time on a public leaderboard, and the top eight competitors receive a share of $2,000 in trading credits credited to their live accounts, with specific prize amounts allocated according to rank. Entry is free, and participation requires registration, email verification, and social media engagement as outlined in the contest rules.
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To join the Traders Trust Trading Contest, eligible users from Latin America and Japan should register by completing the form, verify their email address, and follow the specified social steps. Participants will receive access to a $10,000 VIP demo account to trade during the contest period and can monitor their standing on a live leaderboard. At the end of the contest, the top eight traders by percentage profit receive trading credits in their live accounts, subject to live account registration and KYC as required. To learn more or register, visit the official sign-up link.
Traders Trust is a brokerage company founded in 2009, offering both active trading and passive investing services. The broker provides tight spreads on ECN accounts, supports all trading strategies and styles, and offers access to the MQL5 Signals social trading platform and MAM accounts. For more detailed information, read the full review on Traders Union.
For background, the previous Traders Trust update on Traders Union highlighted the broker's introduction of PAMM accounts, offering investors a passive way to allocate funds to professional traders for managed trading. You can read more in the previous Traders Trust update on Traders Union.