Bulenox Pros & Cons

Pros

  • +90% profit split from day one
  • +End-of-day trailing drawdown (more forgiving than real-time)
  • +Very affordable evaluation fees
  • +Futures-focused with Rithmic connectivity

Cons

  • -Futures only — no forex or crypto
  • -Smaller brand recognition than Apex or TopStep
  • -Monthly subscription cost adds up if you don't pass quickly

Frequently Asked Questions about Bulenox

What are Bulenox's drawdown rules?
Bulenox uses an end-of-day trailing drawdown. The max drawdown varies by account size (typically $1,500-$3,500). It only adjusts at the end of each trading day, giving traders more intraday flexibility than real-time trailing.
How much does Bulenox cost?
Bulenox is very affordable. A $50K account starts at $175. They also run frequent sales with up to 50% off. Monthly subscription model.
What is Bulenox's profit split?
Bulenox offers a 90% profit split from the start. No scaling required — you keep 90% from your very first payout.
What platforms does Bulenox support?
Bulenox supports Rithmic and Tradovate-based platforms, including NinjaTrader, Sierra Chart, and Quantower. Futures only.