Former Prop Firm Risk Manager
Managed trader performance and risk from evaluation to live-funded accounts.
About Kron Jenesis
I did not arrive here by getting everything right.
I arrived by rebuilding.
My path into trading did not begin with a perfect plan. It began with a successful corporate career, a desire for more freedom, and the belief that trading might become the life I had been looking for. What came next cost me more than I expected, tested me more than I imagined, and changed the direction of my life.
Success on paper. A ceiling I could already see.
Futures became the pursuit that changed everything.
+ Rebuilding
The leap exposed the cracks.
Rebuilding became the real work.
I saw the same patterns
across thousands of traders.
Two books turned the lessons into something I could share.
Actively trading while helping traders
reach optimum performance.
the story so fartime will tell
Part 1
The Ceiling
The life looked successful. It just was not the life I wanted.
I had a six figure salary, a stable corporate career, and I was climbing. On paper, I was doing what I was supposed to do.
But I could already see the ceiling. There was only so much money I could make, only so much freedom I could buy back, and it did not match what I wanted for my life.
In the summer of 2018, while trying to figure out what came next, I found trading.
I thought I had found the answer. I seriously believed I could become a millionaire within the first year.
Three weeks later, I had lost half my money. That was the first time trading made one thing very clear. This was going to take time.
The first reality check.
Part 2
Building in Parallel
Work. School. Trading. All at the same time.
I started college at 29 and went part time while working full time. I wanted the education, but I also wanted a foundation. Something I could stand on if life ever moved in a direction I did not expect. I have never believed that preparing for the worst means you have to live cautiously. Sometimes the foundation is what gives you permission to take the risk.
I have always leaned toward the unconventional path. If everyone is going left, I usually lean right.
UndergraduateEconomics
GraduateInternational Real Estate
Part 3
The Leap
I walked away from certainty to find out what I was capable of.
I walked away from a stable corporate career to trade full time. It was a leap I believed in — control over my time, my work, and what comes next.
But freedom doesn’t come with a safety net. And when the results didn’t come the way I expected, I lost it all. Every dollar.
It wasn’t just a financial loss.
It was a wake-up call.
I had to look in the mirror and confront the real problem. It wasn’t the market. It wasn’t the strategy. It was me.
That moment forced a decision: I could stay in the cycle, or I could finally change what was driving it.
The lowest point became the turning point.
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Different traders Same patternsDifferent strategies Same pressureDifferent accounts Same behavior
Part 4
The Pattern
I thought I had a personal problem.
I began looking for work, but with one condition: whatever came next had to keep me connected to trading. That search led me to a role as a prop firm risk manager.
For the first time, I could step outside my own trading and watch other traders from the risk side.
New traders. Experienced traders. Skilled traders. Different strategies. Different account sizes.
The same behavioral patterns kept showing up across thousands of traders.
I started paying closer attention to what kept happening to traders when pressure exposed the gap between what they knew and what they actually did.
Part 5
The Foundation
The part nobody sees is the part that holds everything up.
When I lived in Brickell, Florida, high-rises were going up everywhere. I kept noticing the same sequence. In the beginning, while the foundation was being built, it could look like nothing was happening at all.
Months could pass with most of the work still below the surface. Then the first floors began to appear. Once that base was established, the high-rise seemed to climb faster and faster.
I realized I had been trying to do the opposite in trading. I wanted to get to the top quickly while building on something that could not support the weight.
So I stopped asking how fast I could get there and started asking whether I was building something strong enough to last.
The Firewall came out of that rebuild. I needed a process I could actually run when pressure was real. The Firewall became that structure, a way to make sure the progress I had built could survive the pressure that once destroyed it.
Build the base.
Let the rest rise.
Let the rest rise.
Part 6
What It Produced
The lessons eventually became something I could share.
Once I had a process I trusted, I began putting the lessons into writing.
The books came from different stages of the journey. The Firewall came from the need for structure in real time. Coaching came from realizing that traders often need another set of eyes in the room.
None of it came from an imaginary finish line. It came from the work itself.
Book OneThe Funded Trader's Playbook
Book TwoThe Trading Mindset
SystemThe Firewall
TodayPerformance Coaching
Published Work
The Funded Trader's Playbook
A practical guide to the prop firm environment, evaluations, risk, position sizing, psychology, firm rules, and what happens after a trader gets funded. It came from years of learning how that world actually works from the trader side and the risk side.
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The Trading Mindset
This one came from the deeper rebuild. It focuses on the moments when the technical answer is already known, but the psychological state of the trader can still compromise the next decision.
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Something Personal
The White Tiger
The name came before trading.
My godmother gave me the nickname The White Tiger long before I ever entered the markets.
Over time, the qualities behind it started to mean something different to me.
Patience. Focus. Restraint. The ability to wait for the right moment instead of forcing one.
Those were not qualities I always had as a trader. They were qualities the market made me earn.
Why I Coach
Pay It Forward
I did not get here alone.
I would not be the trader I am today without people who were willing to help me. Some gave me invaluable advice. Some shared strategies and lessons they had learned the hard way. They helped me see things I could not yet see on my own.
Coaching is one of the ways I pay that forward, and I believe in it for the same reason high-level athletes have coaches: self-observation has limits. Trading is no different. Sometimes the difference is not another strategy.
Sometimes it is having someone in your corner who can see the pattern you cannot see while you are living inside it.
Being in a position now to turn around and help someone else feels less like a business decision and more like the natural next chapter of the journey.
Wherever you are in your trading right now, we can start there and build forward.
If you are ready to stop guessing at the problem and start working on it with structure and someone in your corner, I would be glad to work with you.
