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Blueberry Futures Technical Infrastructure

Blueberry Futures, established in November 2025, is a futures-focused prop trading firm offering two single-step funded programs: Ascent and Accelerated. As one of the newer entrants in the futures prop trading space, the firm operates on a 30-day subscription-based evaluation model and supports traders across four account sizes: $25,000, $50,000, $100,000, and $150,000.

Both the Ascent and Accelerated programs follow a 1-step evaluation structure. Challenge pricing ranges from $38.64 for the Accelerated 25K account (original $110.40) to $212.45 for the Ascent 150K account (original $607.00). The Ascent track carries a higher price than its Accelerated equivalent at the same account size — the 150K Ascent costs $212.45 versus $159.60 for the Accelerated — reflecting different performance thresholds between the two tracks. Payment is accepted via Credit Card and Crypto.

Blueberry Futures uses the BlackArrow trading platform exclusively, with all trading confined to futures instruments. The evaluation subscription runs for 30 days with no inactivity restrictions specified. News trading is restricted within 3 minutes before and after Red Folder (high-impact) news events, though existing positions may be managed during this window. Manual scalping is permitted, while HFT and tick scalping are explicitly prohibited.

Payout conditions require 5 profitable trading days with at least $200 in profit per day, plus maintaining a required account buffer between $1,100 and $4,600 depending on account size. Minimum payouts range from $250 to $1,000 based on account size, with no waiting period once conditions are met. Payouts are processed through Crypto and Riseworks. The same payout logic applies to both the Ascent and Accelerated programs.

Blueberry Futures enforces specific risk management rules that traders must follow. DCA is capped at a maximum of 3 entries per trade idea (1 initial plus 2 adds), and hedging across the same or cross-contract positions is prohibited. The One-Direction Rule prevents using maximum leverage on a single trade idea without justification. Bulk account exploitation, HFT with sub-second intervals, and VPN/VPS usage to bypass restrictions are all grounds for account termination. Copy trading to third-party platforms is permitted solely for mirroring a trader's own positions.