MyFundedFutures
Pine Script Strategies for MyFundedFutures Evaluations
MyFundedFutures (MFFU) is one of the simplest evals in the prop space — static drawdown, fixed daily loss, no consistency rule. That makes it the cleanest fit for a Pine Script that takes a fixed-risk shot per signal and exits at a target.
MFFU's rules at a glance
| Plan | Profit target | Max drawdown (static) | Daily loss limit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter 50k | $3,000 | $2,000 | $1,250 |
| Expert 100k | $6,000 | $3,000 | $2,000 |
| Master 150k | $9,000 | $4,500 | $3,000 |
What makes MFFU friendly to systematic strategies: the drawdown is static. It does not trail your equity peak, so a profitable run doesn't tighten your safety margin. As long as you stay above the starting drawdown line, you can keep trading the same setup all the way to the target.
How Pine Script strategies fit MFFU
The static drawdown means our Pine Scripts work especially well on MFFU because they're designed around fixed-R outcomes per trade — and a strategy with predictable R can be sized so a string of losses never approaches the static line.
- Risk per trade pre-coded into the script
- One entry per signal, no averaging
- Bar-close confirmation — what backtests is what trades
- Optional session filter (RTH only)
- Webhook alerts compatible with TradersPost for execution into your MFFU Tradovate or Rithmic feed
Which plan fits an MFFU trader?
The 50k Starter pairs with our Starter plan ($50) on MES or MNQ. The 100k and 150k tiers pair with the Pro plan ($80) on ES or NQ. If you want a strategy built around your own rules, the Custom plan ($120) covers that.
Pass MFFU with a script tuned to its static drawdown.
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View Plans Browse ResourcesFAQ — MFFU specific
Is automation allowed on MFFU?
MFFU permits automated trading on both eval and funded accounts (as of policy at time of writing). Always confirm the current TOS, as prop firms update rules frequently.
Does the script enforce the daily loss limit?
The script enforces a fixed per-trade stop. Sizing it correctly for the daily limit is a setup task — the PDF guide walks through it.