Crypto prop firms with $150,000 accounts
The $150,000 account is a standard size at many futures firms and is less common among forex and crypto firms, which often go from $100,000 straight to $200,000. In futures it brings a larger contract limit and dollar drawdown than smaller sizes. The programs listed here offer a $150,000 starting balance.
2 accounts from 1 firm. Checked on or before 25 October 2026.
What a $150,000 prop account means in practice
In futures, a $150,000 account typically raises the contract limit and the dollar drawdown compared with smaller sizes, but the drawdown is usually a modest share of the balance. The headline number therefore overstates how much you can lose before a breach, so read the drawdown in dollars rather than the account size.
Where forex or crypto firms offer this size, targets and loss limits usually follow the same percentages as their other accounts, which gives a large dollar allowance. Fees at this level are high enough that a refund, a discount or a reset option can change the real cost noticeably.
Before buying, compare the drawdown in dollars, the contract or lot cap, any daily loss limit and consistency rule, and any cap on early withdrawals. Some firms also limit how many large accounts you can hold at once, which affects any plan to run several accounts in parallel.
Frequently asked questions
Why is $150,000 mostly a futures account size?
Futures firms build their ranges around contract limits, and $150,000 works as a step up in contracts between $100,000 and larger tiers. Many forex and crypto firms skip it and offer $100,000 and $200,000 instead.
How much can I lose on a $150,000 futures account?
Futures firms usually set the drawdown as a fixed dollar amount for each size, and it is often a small share of the stated balance. Check the dollar drawdown and whether it trails, since that is your real risk allowance.