I don't think Fewpips is the type of prop firm where you should buy an account first and read the
I don't think Fewpips is the type of prop firm where you should buy an account first and read the rules later. There are several restrictions that directly affect how a trader operates. The 2% per-trade cap is important, the daily loss limit varies by account, the maximum-loss floor trails upward, and funded accounts have mandatory stop-loss and take-profit requirements. There are also restrictions around certain high-frequency behavior, news trading and other strategies. Personally, I prefer knowing those boundaries in advance. It forces me to ask whether my strategy actually fits the account rather than trying to bend my strategy around the rules after paying for it. The downside is that traders who want complete freedom may find the structure restrictive. But that's the trade-off with a prop environment. You're not trading a normal personal brokerage account. If you understand that from the beginning, the rules become something you can plan around rather than something that constantly surprises you.
