Pass a 30-day evaluation on Drift perps and trade a desk-funded account. Real fills, real custody, 80% of the profit paid to your wallet every Friday.
Pay the fee in USDC or SOL, pick a size. The fee comes back with your first payout.
Trade a delegated subaccount for up to 30 days. Reach +8% without breaching drawdown.
Pass and the desk tops the same subaccount up to the funded size. Same rules, plus a scaling plan.
The split settles onchain weekly. You keep 80%, rising to 90% after two clean payouts.
The desk funds a Drift subaccount and keeps the withdraw key. Your wallet is the delegate: it signs orders, and only orders. When equity crosses a line, the program revokes the delegate and flattens the book in the same transaction.
Thirty days, five trading days minimum, one phase. Every fee is refunded on your first funded payout.
Accounts above $250k open through the scaling plan, not for sale directly.
$SLVT is not a side project. It is how the desk takes fees, how it pays for capital, and what stakers use to get more out of it. Nothing the token does happens off the books.
Every evaluation sold in the token removes supply permanently. Burns scale with seats sold, not with a schedule, and the burn address is public.
When a funded trader gets paid on Friday, the desk keeps 10 to 20% of the profit. A fixed portion of that is a visible buy from a published wallet. Traders winning is the token being bought.
The desk vault holds USDC, never $SLVT, so a bad week for the chart never touches a trader's payout. The vault balance and the number of open seats are published onchain.
These four numbers are the token's whole story, so they are shown from the wallet itself, not typed in. Until the program is live they stay blank.
Evaluations open with the program launch. Seats are limited by desk capital, not by marketing.
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