Calibur is a prop trading firm built on verifiable infrastructure. Traders pay for access to an evaluation and trade in a simulated environment. Eligible rewards are paid in USDC with a transaction hash anyone can check on a block explorer, so a payout is something you can look up rather than something you have to take on trust.
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Campaign brief
Who they are
Calibur is a prop trading firm built on verifiable infrastructure. Traders pay for access to an evaluation, trade in a simulated environment, and eligible rewards are paid in USDC with a transaction hash anyone can check on a block explorer.
The problem it goes after
Prop trading has a trust problem. Traders are shown reward screenshots and dashboard balances, but they cannot independently verify that anyone was actually settled. Calibur answers that with a public on-chain receipt instead of an internal ledger you have to take on faith.
What is different
No consistency rule and no time limit rule. Published risk limits, evaluation paths and profit share split. Eligible rewards paid in USDC, each with a transaction hash you can check yourself. Sign in with a wallet or with an email.
What to write about
Pick a maximum of three of these and build your angle around them. You can mention more than one in a single post, but do not try to cover everything.
- 1The trust problem. Most prop firms ask you to trust an internal ledger. Calibur's eligible USDC rewards leave a public on-chain receipt.
- 2No consistency rule and no time limit rule.
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$35
$35Top 20 creators get paid from a $500 pool, in USDC.
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