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Revuhnant Books $2,700 Payout, Keeps Apex in Thursday Rotation
Trader @Revuhnant posted on X that a $2,700 payout from Lucid would clear after end of day balance updates, while naming TPT and Apex Trader Funding as the platforms on deck for the remainder of Thursday's sessions.
Revuhnant shared a brief look at the trading day on X, noting an early session spent trading Asia hours while catching up on The Pitt. The post flagged that a payout from Lucid would be taken once balances updated at end of day, with the rest of Thursday's sessions earmarked for TPT and Apex. The casual framing underlines how routine payout cycles have become for traders juggling multiple funded accounts across providers.
The payout in question comes to $2,700, with approval dated October 2026. While the Lucid payout is the trigger for the post, the trader explicitly named Apex as part of the rotation for the remaining Thursday sessions, placing the firm squarely in the day's workflow. The screenshot attached to the post serves as the visual receipt for the withdrawal, consistent with the kind of proof traders routinely circulate within the prop community.
“Taking a payout from Lucid after balances update EOD. Trading TPT and Apex for the rest of the day.”— @Revuhnant on X
Multi account rotations like this one have become a signature of the current prop firm era, where traders stack evaluations across providers and cycle payouts to smooth cash flow. Apex Trader Funding has leaned into that behavior, having paid out more than $1 billion to its traders since the company was founded in 2021, a figure that reflects both the scale of participation and the frequency with which small to mid sized payouts clear the system.
For traders tracking which firms show up in real workflows rather than marketing decks, posts like Revuhnant's are useful signal. The payout itself is modest in isolation, but when combined with the stated plan to keep trading Apex through the day, it points to the kind of ongoing engagement that payout proofs are meant to document. The attached certificate rounds out the record for anyone verifying the claim.
