QB PRIME is one of QuantBy's core strategies, with a two-year track record verified independently. Rather than starting with a return figure, it is more useful to understand its shape — how it behaves and what it demands of your deposit.

The profile

QB PRIME trades on ECN-type accounts and requires a minimum deposit of $1,000. Its track record is audited by Alpha Verification and confirmed live on Myfxbook. The strategy is characterized by a solid profit factor and a high win rate, with a maximum drawdown stated openly rather than hidden.

How to read its drawdown

The most important number to internalize is the maximum drawdown, because it defines the decline you would have to sit through calmly. Sizing your deposit around that figure — and not the headline return — is how the strategy is meant to be used.

Before you activate it

Confirm the minimum deposit, the setup fee and the 20% performance fee, and make sure your account meets the ECN requirement. Then judge the strategy on its verified track record and its stated risk, exactly as you would any professional allocation.

Further reading

Why we require ECN accounts How the performance fee works Drawdown, Calmar and win rate Myfxbook explained: what to look for in a live track record How we read the week: the desk's macro framework What "third-party audited" really means in copy trading

Check the results for yourself

QuantBy is built exclusively on institutional traders, with results independently audited by Alpha Verification and confirmed live on Myfxbook — up to five years of track record you can review.

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Risk warning. Trading leveraged products carries a high level of risk. 72.5% of retail investor accounts lose money. Past results do not guarantee future results and the value of a deposit can fall as well as rise. QuantBy is not regulated as a broker or as an asset manager; this article is for information only and does not constitute financial advice. Service not available in the United States, Canada, Australia, Belgium, South Africa, Japan, Israel, China (incl. Hong Kong and Macao) or sanctioned territories.