Terms

Last updated: October 11, 2026

These are the simple rules for the Crypto Rich $100 challenge ("the challenge"), run by JC (@cryptorichjc). By signing up you agree to them.

What this is

A free public challenge. Everyone starts with $100 in a real trading account and tries to double it again and again, up to $1,000,000. A leaderboard shows who gets furthest.

Scores are self-reported

The numbers on the leaderboard are typed in or synced by players. They are not checked yet. MT5 verification is planned but is not live, so do not treat any score as proven.

Not financial advice

Nothing on this site is financial, investment, tax or legal advice. We are not telling you to buy or sell anything. Seeing someone else's score does not mean you will get the same result.

You trade your own account, at your own risk

You open, fund and trade your own account with a broker. We do not hold your money, trade for you, or manage your account. Trading is high risk and you can lose all of the money you put in. Only use money you can afford to lose.

No guarantee of profit

We do not promise that you will make money, reach any step, or reach $1,000,000.

Not a giveaway or sweepstakes

This is not a lottery, giveaway or sweepstakes. There are no prizes unless JC announces one publicly, and any prize would come with its own rules.

Broker referral disclosure

The challenge asks you to open an MT5 account with our partner broker through JC's link. JC may earn a referral commission when you open an account through his link.

Your account and conduct

Use one login and one MT5 account number per person. Do not enter a number that is not yours, share your password, or enter fake scores to mislead others. We may hide or remove a player or score that looks wrong or breaks these rules.

Changes and deletion

We may change or stop the challenge at any time. To delete your data, see the Privacy page or email cryptorich@mail.grokbot.com.

Contact

Questions: cryptorich@mail.grokbot.com.

Trading is high risk. Not financial advice. Only use money you can afford to lose.