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Based on my experience as an independent trader, I approach any prop firm with caution—especially one without regulatory oversight, like TickTickTrader. In terms of available trading instruments, TickTickTrader is focused exclusively on futures. This can be advantageous if, like me, you prefer the transparency, depth, and regulated exchange environment that futures contracts provide compared to many over-the-counter forex products. However, I’m also very aware of the risks in restricting myself to a single asset class, as this limits potential diversification. Regarding fees, I found TickTickTrader’s approach more competitive than many prop trading programs I’ve encountered. Their direct funded accounts involve a one-time payment, which might appeal to those looking for immediate access without ongoing costs, while their evaluation accounts are subscription-based—making it easy to test consistency with a relatively small upfront financial commitment (the entry-level evaluation starts at $145/month, with some discounts available). For me, this fee structure reduces upfront pressure and may make scaling involvement more manageable. Nevertheless, I consider the absence of a demo account and the company’s unregulated status as significant trade-offs. Ultimately, while the costs are reasonable, I would personally weigh these benefits against the overall risk profile and limited product range before committing any significant capital.