CEO + FounderThe Funded Trader
Florida
Member Since October 2022
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About
I am Angelo Ciaramello, a 24-year-old entrepreneur from New Jersey. I founded the Funded Trader in 2020, which is a startup that gamified capital markets retail trading. Our mission is to provide an immersive experience for users who compete to get funded and make the top spot on the leaderboard. The program consists of multiple trading challenges that result in the opportunity to trade the company’s capital and receive a percent of payouts. I was honored to be recognized as one of The top 25 Financial Technology Leaders of New Jersey for 2022.
FAQs
The Funded Trader was Founded by Angelo Ciaramello, Blake Olson and Carlos Rico Jr.
Who is Angelo Ciaramello? ›
Angelo Ciaramello is the Co-Founder and CEO of The Funded Trader. He previously worked at Bayer as an Analyst Financial Systems Innovation. Angelo Ciaramello attended Rutgers University.
Who is Angelo CEO of funded Trader? ›
After trading and analyzing other funding platforms, Angelo Ciaramello established The Funded Trader. The Funded Trader set out to provide an alternative route to financial independence for traders worldwide.
Who owns skilled funded traders? ›
Skilled Funded Traders seems to be owned by two traders named Paladin and Riz. The Miami based firm was established by traders, for traders. They have been operating since 2022 with an estimate of over $5,000,000 in payouts to their clients.
Is funded trader legit? ›
The Funded Trader has an excellent (4.5/5) rating on TrustPilot with well over 14,000 reviews.
How much does the average funded trader make? ›
As of May 18, 2024, the average annual pay for a Funded Trader in the United States is $96,774 a year.
Where is the funded trader based out of? ›
The company provides traders with an opportunity to profit without risking any of their own money while trading. It was founded in 2020 and is based in Toronto, Canada. FTMO is a modern forex prop trading firm that specializes in evaluating and funding talented traders.
Is the funded trader regulated in the US? ›
Is Funded Trader regulated? NO. There is no regulation class to what we because we do not manage any private investor funds.
Who is the CEO of FTMO? ›
Otakar Šuffner is the co-founder and CEO of the FTMO prop-trading platform. He graduated from the University of Economics in Prague with a degree in banking and insurance.
When was Funding traders founded? ›
The Funded Trader was founded in 2021 when 27-year-old Angelo Ciaramello, with a background in IT operations, embarked on a single idea - gamifying prop trading.
It was founded in 2015 under the name Získej účet (Get an Account). Within just a few years, it has become one of the world's largest companies in its industry and one of the fastest-growing technology companies in the Central European region.
Who is Blake Olson? ›
Blake Olson is The CEO of the Fastest Growing Prop Firm.
Why did the Funded Trader shut down? ›
Breaking: Prop Trading Firm the Funded Trader "Pauses All Operations" The prop trading promised a relaunch without any solid timeline. The suspension of operations came after it faced a wave of complaints for payout denials.
Is the funded trader free? ›
We see the trader in you
Joining the programme is 100% free and incurs no registration or membership fees*.
What is the max capital in the funded trader? ›
Members of The Funded Trader are able to have a maximum of simulated Funds $1.2M in active challenge accounts and a maximum of $600k in active simulated funding accounts. For clarification, these maximum limits mean that you are only able to trade up to $600k in active simulated funded accounts at any given time.
Who are the founders of FTMO? ›
The founders of FTMO, Marek Vašíček and Otakar Šuffner, received the prestigious “EY Entrepreneur Of The Year” award in the “Technology Entrepreneur” category for 2022. This award is particularly valuable to us because the winners are primarily selected by previous years' winners.
Who is the owner of funded engineer? ›
Tristian Talbot Founder/CEO
One of the key issues he identified is the lack of realistic drawdown limits that strip traders of their accounts, despite their past success.
