To illustrate that commitment, here is a message I sent internally to the team more than 24 hours before the recent discussions around points began. Personally, I wake up throughout the night to monitor Discord, X, user feedback, and community discussions. We care deeply about building the best possible experience for our users, and that commitment remains unchanged.

It’s important to remember how early we are in this journey. We began working on Propr’s codebase in February 2026 and launched the beta platform in mid-April 2026. Being early also means being open to change. Some developments may happen sooner than expected, while others may take longer. For example, Polymarket integration was originally planned for Q4, but is now expected in early Q3. By almost every measure, the team has executed faster than I initially anticipated.

If you are uncomfortable with rapid change, you may simply be too early in the journey.

At times, some of you may feel frustrated or undervalued. We understand that, and we also recognize that it is impossible to satisfy everyone all the time.

However, it is fundamentally in our interest to reward and value our users according to the value they create within the ecosystem, which is precisely what the points system is designed to measure. The idea that we would intentionally act against our users contradicts the very philosophy behind building a platform in which users have a meaningful stake.

I am confident that Propr can become the largest prop firm in the industry and eventually serve more than 500,000 users. Growth benefits everyone, and we should embrace it. If you do not want to see the platform grow aggressively, then you may not be aligned with our ambitions.

With a properly engineered decay mechanism, users benefit from growth, and early users benefit the most. Our goal is to be number one.
Propr will evolve significantly over the coming weeks. We have several major announcements and exciting developments ahead.

Above all, our priority is our users. Without users, Propr is nothing.

A number of you have been vocal about the Week 10 point emissions, so I wanted to share a few thoughts.

First, the points program was designed to reflect the economic value that each user brings to the platform.

Points are primarily allocated around what matters most to us as a prop firm ecosystem: evaluation fees and trader profitability. The best way to earn points is to be a profitable trader. Ultimately, that is the strongest signal of value within our ecosystem.

Points are not capped, but every action is subject to a decay function. The earlier you participate in the ecosystem, the more points you earn for the same activity. Early adopters are rewarded accordingly.

Since launch, Propr has experienced remarkable growth and has exceeded our expectations. Reaching $140k in revenue in a 24-hour period just two months after launch is a significant milestone.

That said, I acknowledge that the current decay function has not kept pace with our growth rate.

As a result, we will be making adjustments to the decay curve starting from Week 11 onward.

We will also continue to periodically adjust how points are allocated, particularly as we introduce new markets and announce additional expansions. Once again, points are our mechanism for measuring the economic value contributed by each user. Alongside these adjustments, we will continue to run periodic promotions, including point boosts and other incentives.