How many pips does a "successful" trader collect weekly?

calculate in money , not in pip, then all is fine. pips calculating for statistic will only waste time for useless information.

best is always: money won/lost, drawdown in money, equity curve. this 3 informations you need, nothing more, to evaluate your trading system by numbers.
then ofcourse you need to take a look how was traded, if it was martingale in extrem same time without any SL then of of course results are also near worthless if not more then 10 years history in real account. but accounts from different traders are no way to compare, only traders can be compared, so all money someone won/loss over all account and assets in 1 year. many show the wins and hide the losing account or assets, so only to see some account will never show any small information.

Honestly, it’s tough to put a fixed number on weekly pips because everyone trades different pairs, timeframes, and risk profiles. Some weeks you barely scratch out anything, other weeks you catch a clean trend and it looks like you’re a genius.

For me, it’s less about how many pips and more about whether the pips I do take are backed by solid risk management. A trader could make 30 pips a week and still outperform someone grabbing 200 if their position sizing and consistency are dialed in.

On average though, if someone has a decent strategy, trades full-time, and doesn’t overtrade, something in the range of 50–100 pips weekly seems realistic over the long run. Some weeks will obviously be flat or even negative, that’s just trading.

At the end of the day, it’s not the pip count, it’s whether your equity curve is moving in the right direction.