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7/8/26
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Good prop firm with one huge terrible rule
I really love fundedhive, it's unique and straightforward, I have no complaints with it, but this A book n B book nonsense, it's really the downfall 🤞🏼💔 I'll be honest, if I lose this account because of it, I'm just leaving this prop firm, I'm tired of being up and down, with this 1%? Come on, this thing really suck, how many trades you think it will take to reach 1% drawdown? 4? Is risking ¼% that 4 trades...... You don't want us to win after hard work of trying to pass
We really appreciate your honesty and we hear you completely!
We want to clear something important up because we know this is a common point of frustration. The AADS system on fundedhive.com explains it clearly. When your account drops more than 1% below the initial balance, the system switches to B Book to protect real capital from further live market exposure. In B Book no real funds are at risk and once your balance returns to the initial starting point A Book is automatically reactivated and your real payouts are live again. The key tip directly from our AADS page is to always keep a small profit buffer on your funded account at all times to avoid unnecessary switching. This one habit makes a significant difference for disciplined traders managing risk carefully.
We absolutely want you to win and the AADS was built precisely so that when you do win it is real, verified, and paid out instantly within 60 seconds guaranteed.
Your feedback on the 1% threshold matters and we pass every suggestion like this directly to the team.
Leila COO
This doesn't change anything, it's still psychologically draining. And the worse part is, if I lost 1% for the second time, I'll go to B-book with minus 2% as if I didn't recover the first 1% I've lost.. that not fair. Hear me out, this prop firm is the best I ever heard of, but please make changes on this. I was trying to convince my friends about this prop firm, but this part is where they decide not to be trade with this prop firm. Which I really prefer but this 1% is tooooooooooo small