Status check · Propr.xyz
Propr.xyz is a crypto prop firm operating on Hyperliquid rails. Here is its verified status — dated, from the same registry that tracks every firm on this site, living and dead.
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propr.xyz — DNS resolving · HTTP 308 → 200 · checked . Registry last fully verified ; a daily job re-tests DNS and HTTP for every tracked firm and every change lands in the public changelog.
Searches like “is Propr down” usually spike for one of three reasons: the site is slow for one user, a payout is taking longer than the ~5-hour average, or someone on X said “rug” with no evidence. Our answer is none of those things — it is a dated technical check. The domain resolves, the application answers, the published rulebook is unchanged — header still reading v1.0, last changelog entry v1.0.2 of 18 March 2026, re-read 10 September 2026 — and the transparency dashboard — which publishes a 15.2% pass rate on paid challenges most firms would hide (read 26 August 2026) — still updates.
The strongest signal is the money. Propr is the one firm in our table that has actually paid us: 119.79 USDC received in our own wallet, settled in ~2 minutesObserved first-hand on Ethereum — and its trader payout wallet has sent over 1,700 transactions. A firm that is quietly dying stops paying before it stops resolving; neither is happening here.
What we keep on the watch-list is structural, not a panic signal: since 26 August 2026 payouts are executed by a verified Payout Distributor contract on Ethereum, but it is invoked by Propr’s backend and holds ~no balance, funded payout by payout. The reserve sits elsewhere, and since 3 October 2026 it can be read: Since 3 October 2026 Propr publishes a Proof of Reserve across three public wallets (cold and hot reserve on Ethereum, margin on Hyperliquid); we read them ourselves on 4 October 2026 at 02:43 UTC: $1,025,662.96 USDC of stablecoin, plus $76,715.38 of perps account value under open hedges. It is a balance at one moment, on plain wallets, with about half of it in hedging margin that moves with the book — not a guarantee of what Propr can still pay. Whether that balance holds up is exactly the kind of thing our detection methodology monitors daily. If Propr’s status ever changes, the registry and its changelog will say so with evidence before anyone’s Discord does.
As of our last dated check (2026-10-08), no: propr.xyz resolves, returns HTTP 308 → 200, and the platform is fully operational — rulebook published, terminal live, on-chain USDC payouts flowing. We re-check every tracked firm daily by DNS and HTTP.
Not that we have observed. Propr has actually paid us — 119.79 USDC, settled in about two minutes — and its payout sender has sent 1,700+ transactions on Ethereum. Since 26 August 2026 payouts are executed by a verified Payout Distributor contract (0x6e81…7acf24, 3,864 payout transactions at our reading), invoked by the backend through that sender wallet. What we DO flag: the contract itself holds ~no balance and is funded payout by payout. Since 3 October 2026 Propr publishes a Proof of Reserve across three public wallets (cold and hot reserve on Ethereum, margin on Hyperliquid); we read them ourselves on 4 October 2026 at 02:43 UTC: $1,025,662.96 USDC of stablecoin, plus $76,715.38 of perps account value under open hedges. That is a balance read at one moment, on plain wallets: it is not a guarantee of what will be paid.
Three checks anyone can run: does propr.xyz resolve and load; does the transparency dashboard still update; do payout transactions keep appearing from its payer wallet on Ethereum. Our registry runs the DNS/HTTP checks daily and logs every change with a date.
Do not buy a new challenge. Screenshot your dashboard balances and payout history, export what you can, and document your account state with dates. Then check our registry and changelog — if a real signal appears (DNS drop, persistent HTTP failure, parked domain), it will be there with evidence, and the entry will say what we verified.
Full review with the published grid behind Propr’s 87.7 Trust Score: the Propr.xyz review. Worried about proof of payment specifically? See Propr payout proof.
Affiliate disclosure: Propr pays us a commission on signups, at no cost to you. It buys them zero words on this page: the status above comes from the same dated checks applied to every firm in the registry.
