TempoICT Posts $7,700 MyFundedFutures Payout Request, June Total Past $30,000
On June 9, trader @TempoICT wrote on X that he had just requested a $7,700 payout from MyFundedFutures, lifting his withdrawals for the month above $30,000 with three weeks of June still to run.
The post, published to @TempoICT's X account, documents a single payout request for $7,700 submitted to MyFundedFutures. The trader frames it as the latest in a sequence, stating that his June withdrawals from the firm have already cleared $30,000 and citing a 21 day win streak. The screenshot attached to the post is the evidence on offer; the dollar figure and the firm are explicit, while the underlying account and trading detail are not.
MyFundedFutures, founded in Texas in 2023, runs evaluations on US futures across CME, CBOT, NYMEX and COMEX. The firm reports profit splits ranging from 80/20 to 90/10 depending on plan, with the Rapid plan at the top of that band. Payout caps are also plan dependent, with Core capped at $5,000 per cycle and the Pro plan carrying a $100,000 cumulative ceiling, which is the order of magnitude @TempoICT references as a monthly target.
“Just requested another $7700 payout from @MyFundedFutures. This puts me at just over $30,000 in payouts for the month of June.”— @TempoICT on X, June 9
What the post does not establish is equally worth naming. There is no disclosure of the account size funding the withdrawals, no instrument breakdown, and no description of strategy beyond the reference to a win streak. Readers cannot infer from the proof alone which MyFundedFutures plan is in use, nor how the $7,700 request sits against that plan's per cycle cap. The proof is a payout request, not an audited track record.
Taken on its own terms, the post is a credible, dated, on platform record of one trader's withdrawal request from a named firm. It adds to the public ledger of MyFundedFutures payouts without resolving the questions a careful reader would still ask about size, risk and method. That balance, a specific number against an unspecified account, is the honest read.