Solo is built around a hypothesis: that an FX-only trading environment can support a simpler and less restrictive ruleset.
Prop firm rules such as consistency requirements, profit concentration limits, and single-sided trading restrictions largely exist to manage concentrated exposure, which tends to build up in strongly trending markets and in specific instruments. FX markets generally behave differently across many pairs and market conditions.
The experiment tests whether narrowing the instrument universe to FX allows Finotive to give traders considerably more freedom in how they trade, while keeping account-level risk controls in place.
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