The prop
firm Alpha
Futures announced plans to broaden its trading ecosystem through new
platform integrations, marking an expansion of its service offerings for retail
and professional traders.
Alpha Futures Adds TradingView,
Tradovate, and NinjaTrader
The company
will incorporate TradingView, Tradovate, and NinjaTrader into its existing
infrastructure, enhancing traders’ ability to analyze markets and execute
trades through multiple channels. These integrations are scheduled to roll out
over the coming weeks.
“Coming Soon to Alpha Futures,” the company teased the launch on social media. “We’re
proud to announce new platform integrations coming to Alpha Futures in the next
few weeks!”
Although
the exact names of the mentioned platforms were not provided, the logos of
TradingView, Tradovate, and NinjaTrader appeared in the image attached to the
post.
The
integration with TradingView will give users access to advanced charting
capabilities and a social trading community. Tradovate’s addition brings
modern, cloud-based futures trading technology, while NinjaTrader integration
offers sophisticated analytical tools and automated trading capabilities.
“Tens of Millions” of
Pounds in Revenue
A month
ago, Finance Magnates exclusively reported that Alpha Capital Group,
which includes the prop firms Alpha Futures and Alpha Capital, generated
“tens of millions” of pounds in revenue over the past three
years. Revenues grew by nearly 850% in the second year of operation and an
additional 180% in the following year.
“Since our
launch, the business has experienced remarkable year-on-year growth in revenue
and customer numbers,” said George Kohler, Alpha Capital Group’s Managing
Director. “Looking ahead, we believe 2025 will be a transformative year for the
business, with a major revenue milestone in sight.”
The company
also disclosed that it has paid $80 million in performance fees to its
customers so far, with projections indicating this amount will exceed $100
million by the first quarter of 2025.
In the
meantime, however, there were some challenges along the way.
Alpha Capital Bans Traders
In February
2024, Alpha Capital Group joined other industry peers in
suspending purchases for clients in the United States. According to a
statement on X, this decision was made in response to recent market
developments in the region.
By May, the
company announced plans to re-enter the US market. In a subsequent post on
X, it shared intentions to launch futures and a regulated brokerage platform
for deposits in Seychelles by June.
However, in
June, the company faced criticism from clients after multiple accounts were
blocked. The
blocking affected 150 users, reportedly due to suspicions of “group
trading” and “account management practices,” both of which
violate the platform’s rules.
In a social
media post, Alpha Capital Group acknowledged identifying over 300 accounts tied
to a single “Computer ID,” a unique identifier for personal computers
and smartphones. This discovery revealed that one individual had created
several hundred accounts within the platform.
The prop
firm Alpha
Futures announced plans to broaden its trading ecosystem through new
platform integrations, marking an expansion of its service offerings for retail
and professional traders.
Alpha Futures Adds TradingView,
Tradovate, and NinjaTrader
The company
will incorporate TradingView, Tradovate, and NinjaTrader into its existing
infrastructure, enhancing traders’ ability to analyze markets and execute
trades through multiple channels. These integrations are scheduled to roll out
over the coming weeks.
“Coming Soon to Alpha Futures,” the company teased the launch on social media. “We’re
proud to announce new platform integrations coming to Alpha Futures in the next
few weeks!”
Although
the exact names of the mentioned platforms were not provided, the logos of
TradingView, Tradovate, and NinjaTrader appeared in the image attached to the
post.
The
integration with TradingView will give users access to advanced charting
capabilities and a social trading community. Tradovate’s addition brings
modern, cloud-based futures trading technology, while NinjaTrader integration
offers sophisticated analytical tools and automated trading capabilities.
“Tens of Millions” of
Pounds in Revenue
A month
ago, Finance Magnates exclusively reported that Alpha Capital Group,
which includes the prop firms Alpha Futures and Alpha Capital, generated
“tens of millions” of pounds in revenue over the past three
years. Revenues grew by nearly 850% in the second year of operation and an
additional 180% in the following year.
“Since our
launch, the business has experienced remarkable year-on-year growth in revenue
and customer numbers,” said George Kohler, Alpha Capital Group’s Managing
Director. “Looking ahead, we believe 2025 will be a transformative year for the
business, with a major revenue milestone in sight.”
The company
also disclosed that it has paid $80 million in performance fees to its
customers so far, with projections indicating this amount will exceed $100
million by the first quarter of 2025.
In the
meantime, however, there were some challenges along the way.
Alpha Capital Bans Traders
In February
2024, Alpha Capital Group joined other industry peers in
suspending purchases for clients in the United States. According to a
statement on X, this decision was made in response to recent market
developments in the region.
By May, the
company announced plans to re-enter the US market. In a subsequent post on
X, it shared intentions to launch futures and a regulated brokerage platform
for deposits in Seychelles by June.
However, in
June, the company faced criticism from clients after multiple accounts were
blocked. The
blocking affected 150 users, reportedly due to suspicions of “group
trading” and “account management practices,” both of which
violate the platform’s rules.
In a social
media post, Alpha Capital Group acknowledged identifying over 300 accounts tied
to a single “Computer ID,” a unique identifier for personal computers
and smartphones. This discovery revealed that one individual had created
several hundred accounts within the platform.
This post is originally published on FINANCEMAGNATES.
