@fspfutures Queues $9,000 Futures Payout, Targets Friday Submission
On November 13, 2024, the X account @fspfutures published a post stating that a $9,000 payout was prepared for submission on Friday November 15, with Bulenox among the prop firms named in the post's hashtags and NQ flagged as a traded instrument.
This post documents an intended payout submission rather than a confirmed receipt. The $9,000 figure reflects the trader's stated pre-submission amount; final clearance is not verified in the source post.
The post, dated Wednesday November 13, 2024, shows @fspfutures stating that a $9,000 payout is queued and ready to submit, with the trader naming Friday the 15th as the target submission day. The message is brief and operational in tone, framed around testing the firm's payout processing speed rather than detailing the trades behind the amount. A screen recording of the submission is mentioned as a possible follow-up proof.
The trader's hashtags reference both Bulenox and a competing firm, alongside #nq, indicating that NQ futures, the Nasdaq 100 contract, is part of this trader's instrument mix. The post itself does not specify which firm processed the $9,000, the account size tied to the payout, the holding period, or the strategy used to generate the balance. Readers should treat the $9,000 figure as a stated pre-submission amount rather than a confirmed receipt until the screen recording or a transaction record is published.
“$9,000 payout ready to hit submit. No more trades until that money's in my account.”— @fspfutures on X, November 13, 2024
Bulenox operates in the funded futures evaluation space, where traders pass a simulated profit target before accessing a funded account and requesting withdrawals. The trader's emphasis on pausing all activity until the money clears is consistent with common payout rules in this industry, where additional trading during a pending request can complicate or delay processing. That behavioral detail, halting trades around a payout window, is one of the more credible elements of the post.
What the proof establishes is narrow but useful: a public, timestamped declaration of an intended $9,000 withdrawal from a funded futures account, with an accompanying image, posted by an account that consistently documents its prop firm activity. What it does not establish is the final cleared amount, the exact firm that funded the account behind this specific payout, or the trading approach used. The value here is the paper trail and the named submission date, which can be cross-checked against any subsequent confirmation the trader posts.