Thiru Passes All 20 Apex $50K Intraday Accounts in One Shot
On September 4, 2026, trader @thirutrades posted a 20 out of 20 result on X, confirming that every one of his twenty $50,000 Apex Intraday evaluation accounts had cleared and moved into the funded stage, with plans to keep the same aggressive approach running.
Thiru, posting as @thirutrades on X, announced on September 4, 2026 that every single one of his twenty $50,000 Apex Intraday evaluation accounts had cleared the qualification stage. The scoreboard he shared read a clean 20 out of 20, meaning each account had moved from evaluation into the funded stage on the same day.
In his own words, the plan from here is straightforward. He intends to keep pressing with the same aggressive style that got him through the evaluation phase, and let the accounts either reach a payout milestone or blow through their drawdown. There is no pivot to a defensive playbook, no reduction in size, just a continuation of the approach that worked to pass all twenty accounts at once.
“Gonna keep the same aggressive approach and see if I can actually take these all the way to a payout.”— @thirutrades on X
This kind of parallel scaling is exactly why traders gravitate to Apex Trader Funding, where a single evaluator can operate up to 20 funded accounts simultaneously, stacking size across identical setups without needing to switch brokers or juggle unrelated firms. Twenty $50,000 accounts running the same aggressive method is a meaningful gross exposure, and it is only possible because the program is built to accommodate that kind of concurrent account load.
Thiru committed publicly to posting a follow up once the accounts resolve one way or the other. Either they hit a payout window and he collects, or the aggressive approach pushes one or more into a trailing drawdown breach. That transparency is part of why his thread is worth watching, since the outcome will show what happens when a trader refuses to soften size after passing.
