FUNDEDNEXT $100K Free Trial Challenge with NSG

I'll be starting a FundedNext free trial challenge today- Duration 15 days.
Account Size: $100,000
Profit Target: $5000
Daily Loss Limit: $5,000
Max Loss Limit: $10,000

OBSERVATION:
FundedNext Offers the following Assets/Instruments:
Commodities: 5 (Gold, Silver, Platinum, Brent (UKOil), and WTI (USOil)
Forex: 48
Indices: 14
Crypto: 0
They don't have crypto assets on This free trial Prop Firm Like other prop firms. this is limiting for Traders that would like to trade BTC or ETH on the prop firm platform and have the experience.
On doing more findings, I realize they offer it in their Stellar Instant Accounts.

I just noticed that they also highlight daily news on the platform, to keep you updated

Its -1 for them because regardless as a trader before I trust any propfirm I have to do my checks and also get a free trial account from them because that is when. You can know if they have hidden rules or not, could there be a reason why they don't offer crypto on free trial but they do on their stellar account you should find out

DAY 1 Trading Summary (Mon 14th Sept 2026)
I took 3 trade setups.
Gold (Buys), Silver (Buys), NAS 100 (Buys)
9 positions in total.
All losses = -1%
Closing Account Balance today = $98,904.

Comment: I was not precise with my trading today and was a bit impatient. My bias was correct, but my execution was poor. Since the week is just starting, there's still time to recover the loses and refocus on Precision and Self-Discipline. today shows that trading requires you to maintain your trading conduct, rules, and morals that keeps you profitable on a daily very strictly if you must be trading every day. Slight relaxation or deviation will cost you, so I'll have to maintain the working edge and not switch even energy.

Observation: Despite the number of positions opened, my stats has not started reading yet. It'll need at least 3 days.
Also, I've observed that they don't charge commission on indices, but charge on commodities.
That means my Nas 100 trades where not charged, but the gold and silver trades attracted commissions.