The short answer#
Fullport is a crypto spot trading prop firm. On a $25,000, $50,000 or $125,000 simulated account you buy Solana memecoins with cash and sell the tokens you hold. There is no leverage, no margin, no shorting, no perpetual futures and no funding or overnight charge.
The engine rejects any buy larger than your cash and any sell larger than your position. Risk is managed by one rule, a 4% drawdown floor, and by your position size.
Who a spot funded account suits#
- Memecoin traders. Solana memecoins trade on bonding curves and pools with no derivatives on top, so a funded account for them has to be spot.
- Traders tired of liquidation wicks and funding bleed. A spot position has neither.
- Traders who want every cost visible. Each fill itemises its fees before you confirm and on the receipt after.
- Traders who buy what they believe in. You profit by buying a coin and selling it higher, with no leverage or margin to manage.
How it works, in three steps#
- 1
Buy a spot account
A one-time $120, $195 or $300 for $25,000, $50,000 or $125,000 of simulated cash. Trade in the browser terminal on your phone or computer, or on your usual terminal with Fullport Tap.
- 2
Buy and sell tokens to +6%
Pass at +6% realized profit while live equity never touches the floor 4% under your start, with no UTC day above 55% of the profit. No time limit.
- 3
Trade funded, get paid in SOL
A funded spot account opens at the same size under the same rules. Payout requests open 5 days later, every 5 days after, with 80% of the capped request paid to you.
Spot vs a derivatives prop account#
Many crypto prop firms evaluate on perpetual futures, where you post margin, choose leverage and pay or receive funding. A spot account differs in every one of those respects, and that makes risk simpler to manage.
| Typical perps account | Fullport spot | |
|---|---|---|
| What you hold | A leveraged contract | The token itself, in simulation |
| Leverage | Chosen per position | None: a buy cannot exceed your cash |
| Short selling | Yes | No: you sell only what you hold |
| Liquidation | At the margin level | None; the floor is the only stop |
| Funding costs | Periodic funding | None |
| Markets | Large-cap pairs | pump.fun, LaunchLab and Meteora coins |
| Per-trade costs | Exchange fee | Venue fee, 1% platform fee, network fee, your impact |
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Sizing a spot memecoin position#
Memecoins move fast with or without leverage, and some rug. On a spot account, your position size is your leverage, so it is the one number to get right.
| $25,000 account, floor $24,000 | Coin falls 50% | Coin falls 90% |
|---|---|---|
| One $1,000 position | Within the $1,000 room | Within the $1,000 room |
| One $2,000 position | Uses all the room | More than the room |
| Four $500 positions, one drops | — | Within the room, $550 left |
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Until the floor locks at breakeven, keep each memecoin position small enough to go to near zero without equity reaching the floor. Once a day closes 4% up, the floor locks at your start and your room becomes the profit above it. The position size calculator does the arithmetic.
What spot gives you that leverage does not#
- No liquidation wicks. A sharp wick only matters if equity actually reaches the floor. There is no maintenance margin to be wicked out of.
- No funding bleed. Holding a coin for a week costs the same as holding it for a minute: only the fees on the way in and out.
- Fees you can see. Venue fee, 1% platform fee, network fee in SOL and your price impact, on the preview and on the receipt.
- Order types built for spot. Market, limit and stop orders, attached stop-loss and take-profit, partial closes and one-click 25/50/100% sells. Stops execute at the real price, which can gap.
The spot account's rules, in numbers#
| Account | Target | Max drawdown |
|---|---|---|
| $25,000 | +6% | 4% |
| $50,000 | +6% | 4% |
| $125,000 | +6% | 4% |
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Your cost is capped at the one-time fee: trading losses come out of the simulated balance, never your wallet.
Payouts are paid in SOL with no KYC. The rules page has every value with a worked example.
Fullport in numbers#
| Account | Fee | Target | Max drawdown | Request cap before split | Total before split | Split |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $25,000 | $120 | +6% | 4% | $1,000 | $3,000 | 80/20 |
| $50,000 | $195 | +6% | 4% | $2,000 | $6,000 | 80/20 |
| $125,000 | $300 | +6% | 4% | $3,000 | $9,000 | 80/20 |
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Quick answers
- Is there a crypto prop firm for spot trading only?
- Fullport is one. Its accounts are spot only: you buy allowlisted Solana memecoins with your simulated cash and sell the tokens you hold. There is no leverage, margin, shorting or perpetual futures, and no funding or overnight charges.
- Can I short a memecoin on a Fullport account?
- No. A sell can never be larger than the position you hold, and a buy can never be larger than your cash, so short selling and leverage are both impossible. You profit from a coin only by buying it and selling higher.
- Do spot funded accounts get liquidated?
- No. There is no liquidation price, margin call or maintenance margin on a spot position. The one risk rule is the drawdown floor, 4% under the start, which locks at breakeven once you are up 4%.
- Are there funding or overnight fees on a spot prop account?
- Not at Fullport. Each fill charges the venue's swap fee, a 1% platform fee, a fixed network fee in SOL and your own price impact. Holding a position longer adds no further cost.
- Can I trade a crypto spot funded account from my phone?
- Yes. The Fullport browser terminal runs on a phone with nothing to install, with market, limit and stop orders. Fullport Tap, which overlays the account on terminals such as Axiom, is a Chrome extension and needs desktop Chrome.