SpiceProp Helped Me Step into a New Chapter of My Life

Zebiniso Shamsieva, a young trader from Turkey, shares how her journey with SpiceProp helped her gain confidence and make real progress in the world of financial markets. On January 7 this year she has successfully completed the Sweet Pepper 10K challenge at SpiceProp.

 

 

 

Why did you choose to trade with SpiceProp?

Because, in my opinion, it’s the best prop firm out there. The platform, the conditions, and the community make it stand out.

 

 

What helped you most in passing the SpiceProp challenge?

The daily loss limit. It's more reasonable than other firms, and it gives traders a better chance to manage risk without unnecessary pressure.
 

 

What would you say was the turning point in your trading journey?

Definitely passing the SpiceProp challenge. That was a big moment for me – it boosted my confidence and showed me that I’m capable of making it in this field.

 

 

How long have you been trading?

I’ve been trading in the forex market for about two years now.

 

What’s your current trading strategy?

Keeping things low-risk. I’ve learned that it's not about chasing big wins – it's about consistency and protecting your capital.

 

 

What personal quality helped you succeed in the challenge?

I’d say: discipline, patience, and staying calm under pressure. But if I had to name one thing – respecting the daily loss rule.

 

 

In your opinion, what separates average traders from the best?

Patience. A lot of people want fast results, but the best traders know it’s a long game.
 

 

She’s still early in her trading career, Zebiniso is focused on growth – both in knowledge and results – and credits SpiceProp with giving her the structure and support to move forward.

 

 

What’s the best piece of advice you've received during your SpiceProp journey?

Stick to your daily risk limit. It keeps your emotions in check and helps you stay in the game longer.

 

 

Have you shared your SpiceProp experience with others?

Yes! I’ve told my friends and shared about it on social media. I want more people to know about this opportunity.

 

 

Do you believe we should learn more from ourselves or from others?

Both. Learning from others gives us a head start, but personal experience is what makes the lessons stick.

 

Phase 1. Statistical data. Sweet Pepper 10K. Trader: Zebiniso Shamsieva (Turkey).

 

Phase 2. Statistical data. Sweet Pepper 10K. Trader: Zebiniso Shamsieva (Turkey).