Bulenox vs Alpha Futures
Two futures props, one decision. Here’s how Bulenox and Alpha Futures compare on the things that cost you money.
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Side by side
| Metric | Bulenox | Alpha Futures |
|---|
| Cheapest entry (true cost) | $175 | $79 |
| Profit split | Up to 90% | 70% → 90% (90% flat on Advanced/Zero) |
| Drawdown type | Trailing (Opt 1) or EOD (Opt 2) | EOD trailing MLL (locks at start) |
| Max drawdown | Trailing or EOD (by size) | 3% trailing (daily-balance) |
| Payout frequency | On request | Bi-weekly; weekly on Advanced |
| Days to payout | 10 trading days to first · weekly (Wed) | Standard 14 days · Advanced/Zero weekly · 48h |
| Min payout | $1,000 | $200 (Standard) |
Our take: Alpha Futures is the cheaper way in. Match the drawdown model to how you actually trade and you're set.
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FAQ
Is Bulenox or Alpha Futures cheaper?
On cheapest true-cost entry, Alpha Futures comes in lower. See the table for exact figures.
Which is better, Bulenox or Alpha Futures?
It depends on your asset class and drawdown tolerance. The comparison above lays out cost, drawdown and payouts so you decide on facts.