Foxify
Foxify is a crypto funded trading platform that provides up to $10,000 in funded capital with no evaluation phases and up to 80% profit splits.
What is Foxify?
Foxify is a crypto funded trading platform that lets users trade with real capital from day one. Users can get funded with up to $10,000 instantly, with no evaluation phases and no KYC required. Foxify integrates with multiple decentralized exchanges including dYdX, Kodiak, and others, offering access to 200+ markets spanning crypto, gold, silver, and indices with up to 100x leverage. Traders keep up to 80% of profits, with instant on-chain cashouts paid in USDC. The platform features a progression system where traders scale up funded capital through performance milestones. Foxify also offers the $FOX token, which can be staked to earn 30% of platform net fees, with over 15% of supply burned since inception.
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