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@yasotrades Banks $7,911 Apex Payout After 10 Account Friday Run
A 13,741 dollar Friday across ten funded accounts, a re-entry off an inverse fair value gap, and five Apex PA accounts parked at 53,500 dollars set up @yasotrades for a verified 7,911 dollar payout approved in October 2026.
Posting to X on October 23, 2026, @yasotrades laid out a clean Friday scorecard: a combined profit day of 13,741 dollars spread across ten funded accounts, split evenly between five Lucid and five Apex Trader Funding accounts. The session was built on long setups that, by the trader's own account, ran straight to take profit after an opening attempt had to be scratched at break even.
The entry story is worth pausing on. The first attempt did not pay, closing at break even, but rather than walking away the trader waited for structure to re-form. The re-entry came off an inverse fair value gap after price swept the prior low, a textbook ICT style continuation read. From there the longs delivered, and all five Apex accounts closed the day sitting at 53,500 dollars in equity, a key number because it sets up a tight runway to maximum payout eligibility.
“All Apex accounts are now at 53,500 dollars so just need to go for 2 winning days next week for max payout.”— @yasotrades on X
Not every account hit its ceiling. The Lucid side of the ledger printed slightly softer PnL because, as @yasotrades admitted, the plan tried to stretch into the 1 hour fair value gap above and the runners gave back a portion before management kicked in. That candor matters in a payout proof context; it reframes the day as process over perfection, with the trader explicitly calling out the greed rather than hiding it behind the aggregate number.
The verified payout tied to this run is 7,911 dollars, approved in October 2026. For readers tracking the mechanics behind the headline, Apex Trader Funding operates a one step evaluation on its intraday performance accounts, which is the lane @yasotrades is working in here. The firm's payout policy on PA accounts allows withdrawals once a trader has logged the required number of qualifying profitable days and maintained the trailing threshold, which is exactly the two winning days the trader flagged as the next milestone.
The social coda, a planned link up with @DodgysDD at a Sunday networking event, is the sort of detail that rounds out the week: a profitable Friday, a clear plan for the following week's payout push, and face time inside the prop community. For aspiring funded traders, the takeaway is less about the dollar figure than the repeatability of the setup: wait for the sweep, enter on the IFVG, scale across correlated accounts, and respect the exit.