@krusty_krack Posts $30,000 Apex Withdrawal Inside $50K Day
Trader @krusty_krack shared on X that he pulled $30,000 from Apex Trader Funding as part of a $50,000 total withdrawal day, stacking payouts from three different prop firms inside a single 24 hour window.
Posting from his account @krusty_krack on X, the trader shared a screenshot and a short caption summarizing a fast 24 hour stretch. The headline figure is the $30,000 withdrawal cleared through Apex Trader Funding, which sits alongside two smaller payouts from other firms during the same window. Combined, the trader claims $50,000 in total withdrawn cash across the day.
The breakdown in the post itself is straightforward. Apex accounted for $30,000 of the total, with another $7,500 reported from Alpha and $7,500 from Funded Next. No instrument, contract count, or trading style is mentioned in the source post, and the trader did not specify which Apex account size produced the $30,000 result. The visual attached to the tweet appears to be a payout confirmation thumbnail.
“Just withdrew $30,000 with apex. I've withdrawn $50,000 in the last 24 hours.”— @krusty_krack on X
What the post does communicate clearly is pace. Stacking three withdrawals across three different evaluation firms inside a single 24 hour cycle is the kind of cadence experienced funded traders point to when they discuss diversifying payout risk. Apex Trader Funding supports this kind of high frequency withdrawal behavior through its standard payout policy, which under current program terms allows participants to request payouts as often as every eight days once eligibility conditions are met.
Apex has also publicly stated that it has distributed more than one billion dollars in cumulative payouts to its funded traders since the program launched, a milestone the firm references when describing the scale of its payout pipeline. A $30,000 single withdrawal like the one shown in @krusty_krack's post is consistent with the upper tier of routine payouts the platform processes, although individual results obviously vary widely by account size and trader behavior.
As always, the figures here reflect one trader's self reported screenshot on a public timeline. The post date is listed as Saturday June 6, with the payout approval window noted as June 2026. Readers evaluating Apex or any other prop firm should weigh single post proofs against the broader population of outcomes, and recognize that consistent withdrawals at this scale require sustained risk management over many sessions.