Wall Street Bulls — Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is Wall Street Bulls?

A: Wall Street Bulls is a live leaderboard for forex and crypto Gurus, Brokers, and Prop Firms. Rank is earned through cumulative support (Boosts), not popularity votes or subjective judging.

Q: How is rank determined?

A: Purely by cumulative amount Boosted toward a Listing, all-time. Whoever has the most support sits at number one. It never resets.

Q: Is this gambling or a prize draw?

A: No. There's no random outcome, no odds, and no drawing. Rank is determined entirely by cumulative amount paid — a fixed, transparent mechanic, not chance.

Q: Are Listings verified?

A: Anyone can create a Listing for any Guru, Broker, or Prop Firm. Wall Street Bulls does not verify the accuracy of a Listing or the legitimacy of the party it names.

Q: What does "Claimed" mean?

A: "Claimed" means the named party has confirmed control of their Listing. It does not mean Wall Street Bulls has verified their regulatory status or trading performance, and it's not an endorsement.

Q: How do I report a fake or fraudulent Listing?

A: Email support@wallstreetbulls.lol with details. We investigate all reports of impersonation or fraud.

Q: What's the difference between a Boost and a Check-In?

A: A Boost is a payment that permanently raises a Listing's rank. A Check-In is a separate fan engagement action available only on Broker and Prop Firm Listings, and counts toward Top Fan status in those categories.

Q: Why can Brokers and Prop Firms self-boost?

A: Self-boosting lets a Broker or Prop Firm support their own Claimed Listing directly. It's treated separately from Check-Ins and doesn't count toward Top Fan status.

Q: Are Boosts refundable?

A: No. All Boosts are final, non-refundable, and cumulative.

Q: What is the Bull Pool?

A: A weekly, category-specific reward pool funded from a percentage of that category's Boosts. It's awarded to the number one ranked Listing at Friday Cutoff, if the weekly minimum is met.

Q: What happens at Friday Cutoff?

A: Each category's Weekly Cycle locks — rankings, Bull Pool outcome, and Top Fan standing are finalized at 6pm Eastern Time every Friday.

Q: What if the Bull Pool doesn't hit its weekly minimum?

A: No payout is made that week. The unpaid amount rolls forward into next week's Bull Pool for that category. Top Fan standings still reset as normal.

Q: How is Top Fan decided?

A: For Gurus, it's the highest cumulative Boost amount toward that week's number one Listing. For Brokers and Prop Firms, it's the highest qualifying Check-In activity instead.

Q: What is the 100K Bull Fund?

A: A separate, platform-wide fund that grows alongside overall platform activity. It's distinct from any single category's weekly Bull Pool and isn't tied to Top Fan rewards.

Q: What happens when it reaches its target?

A: The top-ranked Guru at that time is intended to trade the funded account live on the top-ranked Broker's platform, for the world to watch.

Q: Is there anything in it for fans?

A: Yes — separately, the single fan who has Boosted the most across the entire platform during that period is intended to receive the largest funded account offered by the top-ranked Prop Firm at that time.

Q: Is the 100K Bull Fund the same as the weekly Bull Pool?

A: No. The weekly Bull Pool is category-specific and resets every Weekly Cycle. The 100K Bull Fund is a single, platform-wide, seasonal goal, described in full in our Rules page.

Q: Can payouts be paused?

A: Yes. We may pause or delay a Weekly Cycle, Bull Pool payout, or Top Fan determination due to suspected fraud, platform outages, or regulatory concerns.

Q: What if I have a dispute about rank or a payout?

A: Wall Street Bulls' determination on leaderboard, Bull Pool, and Top Fan matters is final, though this doesn't affect any statutory rights you may have.

Q: How do I contact support?

A: Email support@wallstreetbulls.lol for any support, claim, or dispute matter.