Side-by-side: drawdown, payouts, pricing, platforms. Both firms use EOD-trailing (no lock) drawdown — the playbook transfers, but the dollar math differs.
| Dimension | HyroTrader | Bulenox |
|---|---|---|
| Drawdown mechanic | EOD-trailing (no lock) | EOD-trailing (no lock) |
| Cheapest eval | $79 | $87 |
| Profit split | 90% | 90% |
| Payout frequency | Daily | Weekly |
| Max funding | $1 Mio. | $2,750,000 |
| Max payout | — | — |
| Assets | Crypto | Futures |
| Platforms | ByBit | Rithmic R|TRADER, NinjaTrader 8, Tiger Trade, Optimus Flow |
| Payout methods | Crypto | ACH, Wire Transfer, PayPal, Wise |
| Promo code | VIBES (5% off) | VIBES (45% off) |
| Paul-tested | Research-based | Yes |
Both HyroTrader and Bulenox use EOD-trailing (no lock). Risk-management playbook transfers — dollar buffers differ but the mental model stays the same.
MLL trails end-of-day equity-high forever — no lock. Intraday drops forgiven, profitable days raise floor permanently.
MLL trails end-of-day equity-high with no lock. Pure trailing-up.
HyroTrader offers 4 plans. Bulenox offers 4 plans.
HyroTrader's cheapest evaluation is $79. Bulenox's cheapest is $87. HyroTrader wins on entry price marginally.
HyroTrader uses EOD-trailing (no lock). Bulenox uses EOD-trailing (no lock). Both firms share the same mechanic, so your risk playbook transfers directly.
HyroTrader: 90%. Bulenox: 90%.
HyroTrader is research-based on this site — Paul has not yet completed a full evaluation cycle there. Bulenox also Paul-tested with documented payouts.
Yes. Different prop firms have no shared compliance — running them in parallel is the standard playbook for funded traders looking to diversify firm-risk. Track each firm's rule changes independently.
HyroTrader payout cadence: Daily. Bulenox: Weekly. Method matters too — Wise and Plaid typically beat ACH and wire by 1-2 days.
No cross-firm compliance overlap. Each firm 1099s independently for US residents. Cross-firm copy-trading rules only matter inside a single firm's account family.
Drawdown mechanic comes first. Both firms run trailing mechanics — winners decide on entry price and payout speed. After mechanic, evaluate payout speed and your strategy's drawdown profile.
