Scalping
Scalping is technically possible in both firms, but they apply different constraints to prevent high-frequency exploitation.
- FFOne Perps: High-frequency trading (HFT) is strictly prohibited. While there is no published minimum holding time, the firm monitors for exploits related to slippage or liquidation prices. The 0.03% commission per fill is competitive for frequent traders.
- Mubite: Prohibits "tick scalping" performed with manipulative intent. A key restriction for scalpers here is the maximum risk limit: no single trade (or partial close) can realize a loss exceeding 3% of the account equity at the time of opening.
- Platforms: FFOne uses TruTik, while Mubite offers ByBit and Cleo, the latter having built-in semi-assisted tools that can aid manual scalpers.
Swing Trading
Both firms are well-suited for swing traders due to the nature of the crypto market, though their drawdown mechanics differ.
- FFOne Perps: Offers a static drawdown chosen at purchase (ranging from 3% to 7%). Because it is static and measured against equity, swing traders can hold positions without the "floor" moving up during the evaluation. It allows weekend holding since the market is 24/7.
- Mubite: Allows overnight and weekend holding. However, swing traders must be mindful of the consistency rule: your best trading day cannot represent more than 25% to 40% of your total profit (depending on the account type). A single massive "home run" trade might delay your payout.
- Drawdown: Mubite uses Smart Drawdown for Instant Funding, which locks the floor 5% below milestone balances once 5% profit is reached.
News Trading
The approach to high-volatility events creates a sharp divide between these two firms.
- FFOne Perps: News trading is permitted during the evaluation phase. However, the TruTik prohibited list specifically bans news trading on funded accounts, and these accounts are reviewed manually.
- Mubite: News trading is fully allowed across all stages. The firm only requires that traders respect the daily and maximum drawdown limits, which remain active during volatile news events.
Automated Trading (EAs and Bots)
If you rely on algorithms, the choice between these firms is restricted by their ownership and platform rules.
- FFOne Perps: Generally prohibits bots, EAs, and any automated trading on its website. The TruTik builder only mentions allowing bots that use its documented API, effectively banning most retail EAs.
- Mubite: Allows self-developed bots and EAs, provided the trader can prove they own the strategy. It strictly prohibits public or third-party bots. Note that the Cleo platform does not currently support external bot integration.
- Interaction: FFOne’s ban on automation combined with its 24/7 market means manual traders must be prepared for around-the-clock monitoring.
Copy Trading and Hedging
Both firms have strict policies to ensure that the trading activity belongs solely to the account holder.
- FFOne Perps: Copy trading is only allowed between your own accounts. Coordinating trades with other traders or hedging across different accounts (your own vs. others) is a prohibited strategy that leads to account closure.
- Mubite: Strictly prohibits copying or mirroring trades from any other accounts, platforms, or signal services. Hedging across accounts is also explicitly banned.
- Risk Management: Mubite requires realized losses to stay below 3% per trade, which acts as a safeguard against aggressive copy-trading strategies that ignore equity management.
If you trade like this
- If you are a News Trader: Mubite is the better fit, as FFOne Perps restricts news trading once you reach the funded stage.
- If you use self-developed EAs: Mubite allows them with proof of ownership, whereas FFOne Perps has a general ban on automated trading.
- If you want the cheapest entry for manual crypto trading: FFOne Perps offers $5,000 evaluations starting at $25, significantly lower than Mubite’s entry prices.
- If you want daily payouts: FFOne Perps allows one request per day from the first funded day, while Mubite requires waiting for 14-day cycles.
Frequently asked questions
Which firm is cheaper to start a $10,000 evaluation, FFOne Perps or Mubite?
FFOne Perps is significantly cheaper, with $10,000 evaluations starting as low as $26 (for a 3% drawdown/12% target setup). In contrast, Mubite’s $10,000 One-Step challenge costs $129, and even their Nitro activation model requires a $19.90 entry fee followed by an $81 activation fee ($100.90 total).
Does FFOne Perps or Mubite offer faster payouts to the trader?
FFOne Perps offers much faster access to profits, allowing one payout request per day starting from the very first day the account is funded, with no minimum trading days. Mubite follows a more restrictive schedule, requiring a 14-day wait between payouts for most accounts, and specific profitable day counts (like 5 days for Nitro or 10 days for One-Step) before the first withdrawal.
Which firm has more restrictive news trading rules, FFOne Perps or Mubite?
FFOne Perps is more restrictive because it bans news trading on funded accounts (subject to manual review), even though it is allowed during the evaluation. Mubite allows news trading without restrictions across all account types and stages, provided the trader does not breach standard drawdown limits.
Can I use a third-party EA on FFOne Perps or Mubite?
Neither firm allows third-party EAs. FFOne Perps has a general ban on all automated trading and bots (only allowing documented API bots), while Mubite only permits EAs that were developed by the trader themselves and can be proven as original strategies. Using a public or purchased EA will lead to a breach in both companies.

























