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@Crypto_WenMoon Banks $50,000 Second Payout From Apex After Rough Spring
After a brutal March and a tough April that saw four of six PA accounts blown, @Crypto_WenMoon quietly secured his second ever payout from Apex Trader Funding: a $50,000 withdrawal approved within hours of request.
On X, @Crypto_WenMoon posted a candid update about his trading journey with Apex Trader Funding. He revealed that last week he quietly requested his second ever payout from the firm, and the request was approved within hours of submission. The post reflects a mix of relief and hard earned perspective after a rough stretch at the screens.
The trader was transparent about the setbacks that preceded this win. He opened the recent cycle with six $50K PA accounts, and four of them were blown during a brutal March and a slightly less punishing April. Two accounts remain active: one sitting in roughly 2% drawdown, and the other, the one he withdrew from, running about 4% in the green.
“I learned that had I been more patient, I probably wouldn't have blown the other accounts.”— @Crypto_WenMoon on X
Reflecting on the losses, @Crypto_WenMoon admitted that more patience would likely have preserved the blown accounts, and he believes two or three of them could have reached payout eligibility had he managed risk differently. Apex structures its program so that traders demonstrate consistency on evaluation accounts before graduating to PA accounts where real payouts become available, which makes those lost opportunities especially pointed in hindsight.
His plan going forward is simple and disciplined. He intends to keep trading Nasdaq every day with the goal of building consistency and requesting payouts on a more regular cadence. The $50,000 approved in May 2026 represents his second successful withdrawal, and it arrives alongside a clear mental shift toward patience over aggression.
The post closed with a short rallying note, "Upward and onward," summarizing the mindset he is carrying into the next phase. For traders watching the funded account space, his story is a reminder that even accounts that reach payout can coexist with ones that get blown, and that the path to consistent withdrawals is rarely linear.