Think Capital
- Country
- United Kingdom
- Founded
- 2024
- Platforms
- MT5, ThinkTrader, Tradingview
Think Capital 4.0 Think Capital: News and updates
ThinkCapital Updates Bolt Instant Funding with New Pricing and $100K Account
ThinkCapital has implemented significant changes to its Bolt Instant Funding program, adjusting its pricing structure and expanding capitalization options. The new price ladder starts at $39 for $2.5K accounts, $71 for $5K, $127 for $10K, $279 for $25K, and $479 for $50K. Additionally, the firm has introduced a new $100K account size available for $899. Removal of Operational Restrictions One of the most notable updates is that the Bolt program no longer requires a minimum number of profitable trading days. This measure simplifies the process for traders, removing one of the temporal barriers to accessing profits. New Add-ons and Customization The firm has introduced a series of optional upgrades that users can purchase to customize their trading conditions: 90% Profit Split: Increases the profit share for an additional 25% of the base price. On-Demand Payouts: Allows for withdrawal requests at any time for an additional 25%. Without this add-on, the standard payout schedule remains every 14 days. Weekend Holding: For a 15% price increase, traders receive permission to hold and trade positions over the weekend.
Think Capital Revamps Dual Step Challenge: Enhanced Flexibility and New Rules
Think Capital has announced a significant update to its "Dual Step Challenge" program, designed to offer greater flexibility and alignment with diverse trading styles. The revamp introduces two distinct models: the "Dual Step (Swing)" and the "Dual Step (Intraday)," each tailored to specific trader preferences. The Dual Step (Swing) model permits news trading and holding positions over the weekend. It sets a 4% daily drawdown based on balance and an 8% overall maximum drawdown fixed to the initial balance. Profit targets are 8% for Phase 1 and 5% for Phase 2, with dynamic leverage of 1:100. Expert Advisors (EAs) are allowed. Conversely, the Dual Step (Intraday) model prohibits news trading and holding positions over the weekend. It maintains the same profit targets and leverage, but its daily drawdown is 4% based on equity. The overall maximum drawdown is also 8% fixed to the initial balance, and EAs are allowed. Both models offer optional add-ons such as weekly payouts and an increased profit split of up to 90%. These enhancements aim to better adapt to participants' individual trading systems.
ThinkMarkets Launches ThinkCreators to Reward Content Creators
ThinkMarkets has announced the launch of ThinkCreators, an exclusive program designed to reward its users for sharing their passion on social media. This initiative allows traders to convert their digital influence into points, perks, and rewards. To qualify for ThinkCreators, users must meet minimum requirements: have at least 50 followers on any public social platform, an account that is at least six months old, and a minimum of three existing posts. Once part of the ThinkCreators community, participants can complete simple social media tasks to earn points and access various rewards. The platform will offer special bonuses for videos with strong engagement. Those interested can find more information and apply through ThinkMarkets' official channels. It is important to note that the ThinkCreators program is not available in the United States.














