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Trader @owennq23 Banks $10,000 Apex Payout After Four Winning Days
Trader @owennq23 shared a $10,000 Apex Trader Funding payout on X after logging four more winning days across express accounts, marking the halfway point through a stack of twenty accounts being cycled for withdrawals.
Trader @owennq23 posted the update on X on September 28, 2026, announcing that four more winning sessions on the express accounts had produced another $10,000 payout from Apex Trader Funding. The message was brief, but it slotted neatly into a longer run the trader has been documenting publicly through the platform's payout screenshots.
According to the post, this withdrawal represents the halfway mark on a stack of twenty Apex accounts the trader is working through. That framing suggests a scaled, multi-account approach where consistent winning days on each express account are being converted into recurring payouts rather than a single lump-sum result. The trader did not disclose account size, instrument, or specific strategy, so the payout is the only firm number tied to this update.
“4 more winning days on the express accounts for another 10k payout. Half way passed a stack of 20 apex accounts.”— @owennq23 on X, September 28, 2026
The $10,000 figure was approved in September 2026 and shared alongside a certificate image linked in the original tweet. Payouts of this size fit within the structure Apex Trader Funding uses for funded traders, where withdrawals are processed after evaluation requirements are met and consistency rules on live funded accounts are followed. Apex Trader Funding is a proprietary trading firm that evaluates futures traders and provides funded accounts to those who pass its assessment process.
The trader's language about being "half way passed a stack of 20" accounts is consistent with the way many Apex participants describe running parallel express accounts, cycling payouts as each one clears. No additional context, no alternative strategy notes, and no instrument breakdown were provided in the source post, so the record here is limited to what @owennq23 chose to publish on X.
