Earn2Trade vs Blue Guardian Futures

Two futures props, one decision. Here’s how Earn2Trade and Blue Guardian Futures compare on the things that cost you money.

Side by side

Metric	Earn2Trade	Blue Guardian Futures
Cheapest entry (true cost)	$150	$82
Profit split	80%	100% on first $15K
Drawdown type	Trailing in eval → Static funded	EOD trailing
Max drawdown	Trailing → static (by size)	EOD trailing (by size)
Payout frequency	On request	14-day cycle (Guardian)
Days to payout	10 trading days · weekly (Wed)	5 trading days (Pro/Instant) · 14-day (challenge) · 1–2 day
Min payout	$100	$500

Our take: Blue Guardian Futures is the cheaper way in. Match the drawdown model to how you actually trade and you're set.

Trader Career Path scales to $400K. Decade of operation.

100% on first $15K. Eval fee refunded after 4th payout.

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Is Earn2Trade or Blue Guardian Futures cheaper?

On cheapest true-cost entry, Blue Guardian Futures comes in lower. See the table for exact figures.

Which is better, Earn2Trade or Blue Guardian Futures?

It depends on your asset class and drawdown tolerance. The comparison above lays out cost, drawdown and payouts so you decide on facts.

Compared 2026-06-09. Verify current terms on each firm’s site.