Phantom
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Has anyone else noticed that the "standard" retail broker model is starting to feel outdated? Most of us are used to paying $3.50 per side in commissions just for the "privilege" of trading raw spreads, but the math doesn't really favor the trader anymore.
I’ve been researching the A-Book+ model used by Afterprime 2.0. Instead of the typical commission drag, they’ve flipped it to a yield-sharing system.
The Breakdown:
Verified Cost: Ranked #1 globally for lowest all-in cost (ForexBenchmark).
Yield Sharing: Up to $3/lot credited back to the trader as "Flow Rewards."
Alignment: They actually benefit when your flow is clean and disciplined because it optimizes their hedge leg with Tier-1 banks.
Is anyone else moving away from traditional commission-based brokers toward these "Pay-to-Trade" models? It feels like the gap between retail and institutional execution is finally closing.
I’ve been researching the A-Book+ model used by Afterprime 2.0. Instead of the typical commission drag, they’ve flipped it to a yield-sharing system.
The Breakdown:
Verified Cost: Ranked #1 globally for lowest all-in cost (ForexBenchmark).
Yield Sharing: Up to $3/lot credited back to the trader as "Flow Rewards."
Alignment: They actually benefit when your flow is clean and disciplined because it optimizes their hedge leg with Tier-1 banks.
Is anyone else moving away from traditional commission-based brokers toward these "Pay-to-Trade" models? It feels like the gap between retail and institutional execution is finally closing.
