
TMGM has unveiled the most ambitious and participatory trading competition, announcing the 11th edition of the prestigious Global Trading Competition with an enormous and record-breaking prize pool of $671,500. The 2025-2026 edition is a step forward in how traders are engaged. With the introduction of two new categories, Crypto Group and Indices Group, TMGM aims to broaden the scope of the competition beyond traditional forex, offering crypto traders and enthusiasts an opportunity to compete.
TMGM’s Global Trading Competition opens for registration on Monday, December 1, 2025, and closes on February 16, 2026. However, the competition will run for three months—from December 1, 2025, to March 1, 2026. Interested participants can apply through the TMGM client portal or the competition’s landing page. Restrictions apply to residents in Australia, New Zealand, the UK, and Hong Kong.
The 11th edition of TMGM’s Global Trading Competition has been expanded to accommodate more users. For the first time, participants can compete in markets that align with their unique strengths. The recently incorporated groups—Crypto Groups and Indices Group—are tailored for traders specializing in digital assets and those who track broader market movements across global economies, respectively. Traders competing in the Crypto Group will operate a broad array of major and nascent digital assets available on the TMGM platform.
These include such instruments as BTCUSD (Bitcoin), ETHUSD (Ethereum), BNBUSD (BNB), SOLUSD (Solana), XRPUSD (Ripple), ADAUSD (Cardano), DOGEUSD (Dogecoin), LNKUSD (Chainlink), GLMUSD (Golem), and a long list of others. The Indices Group, on the other hand, includes majors like US30, US500, NAS100, GER40, HK50, and more—all of which are ideal for traders that read macro signals and market sentiment. These new additions come at a time when crypto assets and stock indices are playing an active role in trading strategies globally.
TMGM’s global competitions have attracted participants from over 150 countries, building a solid reputation as one of the most anticipated events in the online trading community. This year’s prize pool of $671,500 in rewards further reinforces the company’s unwavering commitment to recognizing trading excellence while sustaining a competitive ecosystem that rewards consistency, decision-making, and discipline. The prize pool also demonstrates the growth of TMGM itself as a leading global multi-asset brokerage offering access to forex, indices, commodities, and equities. Its vast regulatory coverage across multiple regions has helped it earn the trust of a wide user base that ranges from part-time traders to experienced professionals.
Additionally, this year’s competition yet again mirrors the scale of TMGM’s trading activities. Per the Q3 2025 Finance Magnates Report, the brokerage CFD provider is ranked as the world’s No. 3 in MT4/MT5 trading volume, processing an average of $838 billion each month.
Headquartered in Sydney, Australia, TMGM is solidifying its stance as not only a brokerage but also a trading infrastructure provider that delivers high speed, deep liquidity, and advanced analytics. And these features have become paramount especially during competitive trading environments. Beyond performance capabilities, TMGM also continues to invest heavily in a plethora of educational resources designed to support traders through all stages. From simple beginner tools to the most advanced solutions for experts, the brokerage firm’s mission aims to democratize access to global financial markets.
Besides delivering trading excellence, TMGM has continued to expand its presence as an industry leader through strategic partnerships with global sports and entertainment organizations. According to Finance Magnates, the global trading platform has partnered with the Brooklyn Nets. The agreement will see TMGM receive in-arena, courtside, and digital signage at all of the NBA team’s home games at the Barclays Center. These partnerships seek to promote financial literacy while also building awareness across demographics that would ordinarily not be interested in brokerage brands. The Global Trading Competition is the natural extension: merging strategy, performance, and community in such a manner that appeals to both active traders and spectators alike.
While this competition is open to a global audience, TMGM has clearly listed New Zealand, Australia, the UK, and Hong Kong as the geographic exclusions unable to take part due to some internal regional regulations. TMGM’s 11th Global Trading Competition is poised to be one of the most dynamic and widely followed trading events of 2026.
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