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@LeWynn99 Books $600 on One Micro, Files $1,500 Apex Payout
On X, @LeWynn99 posted a $600 session on a single micro contract and said a $1,500 withdrawal from Apex Trader Funding was going in the same day. The payout was approved in October 2026, with a certificate image attached to the original post.
Trader @LeWynn99 shared a short update on X this week, pairing a tidy intraday result with news of a fresh withdrawal request. The post read: "+$600 on 1 micro. Going to request a $1500 payout with @ApexTradeFund today, been very happy with them lately." The accompanying ticker tags referenced $GC, $NQ, and $ES, and the scraper flagged ES as the instrument tied to the attached certificate image. For a trader working with a single micro contract, a $600 session is a strong green day, and it set the stage for the payout filing that followed.
The payout itself is listed at $1,500, with approval dated October 2026. The trader did not disclose the account size behind the request, and no specific strategy was outlined in the post beyond the fact that the result came from one micro contract. What the message does make clear is tone: @LeWynn99 describes being "very happy" with the firm "lately," which reads less like a one-off celebration and more like a trader settling into a repeatable rhythm of trading, requesting, and getting paid.
“+$600 on 1 micro. Going to request a $1500 payout with @ApexTradeFund today, been very happy with them lately.”— @LeWynn99 on X
Posts like this one are part of a wider stream of payout screenshots that Apex-funded traders have been circulating on X throughout 2026. Apex Trader Funding has publicly stated it has paid out more than $1 billion to its trader community since inception, a figure the firm references frequently when discussing the scale of its evaluation and funded account programs. A single $1,500 request sits on the smaller end of that spectrum, but it is exactly the kind of regular, cash-flow style withdrawal that makes the aggregate number believable.
There are a few caveats worth stating plainly. The $600 figure is self reported from the trader's own post, and the certificate image attached to the tweet is the primary artifact backing the payout claim. The account size is not disclosed, so readers should not infer a win rate or a percentage return from the numbers shown. The instruments mentioned in the cashtags, gold futures and the two equity index futures, are context for the trader's broader watchlist rather than a confirmed breakdown of where the $600 came from.
Taken together, the update fits a familiar pattern for active futures traders using evaluation style funding: a modest size day trade on micros, followed by a routine payout request in the low four figures. For @LeWynn99, the headline is less about the dollar amount and more about the cadence. Steady green sessions on a single micro contract, paired with a willingness to actually pull money off the platform, is the quiet version of a funded trading success story.
