Alpha Capital Group Traders Dominate March Performance Fees

Alpha Capital Group’s weekly wrap highlights record performance fees, top-performing traders, and the most active countries and trading pairs.

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Featured News: Alpha Capital Group traders delivered outstanding results in the week of 16–22 March, with top fees and global rankings.

Alpha Capital Group wrapped up another impressive week between 16 and 22 March, as traders across the globe continued to post strong results. Furthermore, the firm’s leaderboard reflected the growing depth of talent within its funded trader community.

Leading the performance fee rankings was Brook T from the United States, who earned an outstanding $16,000 during the period. Closely following in second place, Rasul I — also from the USA — recorded $15,900, demonstrating consistent execution across the week. Meanwhile, Avgoustis K from Greece claimed third spot with $14,038, while Arwin A of Indonesia placed fourth at $12,694. Rounding out the top five, Ilja H from the UAE secured $12,000 — a strong result that underlines the global reach of Alpha Capital Group‘s trader base.

Alpha Capital Group Traders Dominate March Performance Fees

Alpha Capital Group Traders Dominate March Performance Fees

In addition to the individual rankings, the firm’s geographical breakdown revealed an equally competitive picture. The United Kingdom claimed the top country spot, followed by the USA in second. Notably, Pakistan ranked third — a reflection of the firm’s growing traction in South Asian markets — while India and Italy completed the top five. Consequently, this diverse spread highlights how Alpha Capital Group continues to attract disciplined traders from every corner of the world.

On the instrument side, XAUUSD dominated trading activity and took the number one spot among the most-traded pairs. Following closely behind, NAS100 secured second place, while EURUSD ranked third. US30 and GBPUSD rounded out the top five, together suggesting that traders remained focused on macro-sensitive instruments throughout the week.

Overall, the week of 16–22 March reinforced Alpha Capital Group‘s position as a firm that consistently rewards skilled traders. As a result, performance across all fronts — individual earnings, national representation, and instrument diversity — reflected both the quality of the firm’s evaluation process and the calibre of traders it continues to fund.

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