@iam_futures_ Banks a $2,000 Payout After a Live Stream Green Day
After a $300 live stream session with two winners and one loser, @iam_futures_ told followers he was setting his Apex accounts aside for the week to chase a riskier payout target elsewhere. The certificate confirms the result.
On Monday, June 15, the trader posted a session recap showing a net gain of three hundred dollars across three setups: two winners and one loser. The trades were executed live for an audience during a stream, which gave followers a real-time look at the entry and exit logic behind each decision. A modest green day, but the framing of the post is what stood out.
Rather than continuing to grind out his Apex Trader Funding accounts this week, @iam_futures_ announced he would step away from those and instead push harder on a single Alpha Futures account. The plan, in his own words, is to be super risky on that one account and aim for a payout in the fifteen hundred to two thousand dollar range. It is a deliberate separation of capital, protecting the funded Apex stack while taking on more variance elsewhere.
“Not going to trade my apex accounts this week so I'm going to be super risky on this 1 alpha futures account and see if I can get a $1500 to $2000 payout.”— @iam_futures_ on X, June 15
That separation is itself a nod to how he uses prop firm structure. Apex Trader Funding lets traders run multiple evaluation and performance accounts at once, which means a trader can quarantine aggressive experiments to one venue while the funded accounts stay on a steadier risk profile. It is a common framework among full time futures traders who treat each account like a distinct book with its own risk budget.
The certificate attached to the post documents a two thousand dollar payout approved in June 2026, lining up with the size of the goal he set publicly. For followers who watched the live stream, the proof closes the loop on a target that was stated out loud before the trades were made, which is rarer than it sounds in this corner of social media.