UncleBugatti Posts $1,000 Bulenox Payout Proof on X

Trader @UncleBugatti posted on X on Tuesday June 2 that he had received a $1,000 payout from futures prop firm Bulenox, attaching an image as proof and noting it had been a while since his last withdrawal.

The post, dated Tuesday June 2 on X, is brief and celebratory. UncleBugatti writes that it has been a while but a payout from Bulenox has finally landed, and he attaches an image referenced in the post as proof. The stated amount is one thousand dollars, and the tone suggests this is a withdrawal he had been waiting on rather than a routine recurring distribution.

The proof itself is narrow in scope. The post confirms that a payout was received and the trader chose to publicize it on a public account, but it does not disclose the funded account size, the instruments traded, the strategy used to generate the profit, or how long the account had been active before this withdrawal was approved. Readers evaluating Bulenox on the basis of this single post should treat it as evidence of one payout to one trader, not as a representative sample of outcomes.

“Lets go!! Been awhile but finally a payout on bulenox!”— @UncleBugatti on X

What the post does establish is the basic fact pattern that prospective funded traders most want to verify: a real account holder, on a public platform, attaching a payout screenshot and naming the firm. In a sector where payout disputes and silent denials are a recurring concern, public proofs of this kind, even small ones, function as low-cost signals that the firm is processing withdrawals for at least some of its funded traders.

The one thousand dollar figure is modest by prop trading standards, and the trader frames it lightly, joking about spending it on food. That framing is worth noting only because it suggests an unembellished, in the moment post rather than a curated marketing claim. For readers, the useful takeaway is narrow and concrete: on this date, this trader received this amount from Bulenox and said so publicly.