@optionfairy Documents $2,000 MyFundedFutures Builder Payout on X
Trader @optionfairy posted a screenshot on X on Tuesday, July 21, showing a $2,000 withdrawal from a MyFundedFutures Builder account, describing it as a second payout received 32 trading days after the first.
The proof is a public post on X from @optionfairy dated Tuesday, July 21, accompanied by a screenshot of the payout confirmation. The trader states the withdrawal was $2,000 from a MyFundedFutures Builder account, and describes it as their second payout, arriving 32 trading days after the previous one. The post is candid rather than promotional, mixing frustration at the pace with an acknowledgment that the money did in fact land.
The trader identifies the account plan as Builder and cites two of its rules directly: a $1,000 daily loss limit and a 50% consistency requirement. Those are the specific frictions they blame for the wait between withdrawals. The post does not disclose the account size, the instruments traded, or the strategy behind the profits, so this proof documents a receipt and a timeline, not a method.
“MyFundedFutures Builder account is literally funded account purgatory. $1K DLL, 50% consistency, and it took me 32 trading days to get my second payout, just to withdraw $2K.”— @optionfairy, on X
MyFundedFutures, founded in Texas in 2023, offers five plans with different splits, caps, and drawdown rules, which the firm reports run from 80/20 to 90/10 depending on plan. That structural variety is context for @optionfairy's complaint: consistency rules and per-cycle mechanics apply differently across plans, and on the cheaper tiers per-cycle payout caps constrain how quickly capital can be pulled. The 32 day gap the trader describes is consistent with those plan-level constraints rather than an anomaly.
What the screenshot establishes is narrow but real: a $2,000 payout was approved and shown to the trader. What it does not establish is profitability net of evaluation fees, the account size behind the withdrawal, or whether the pace @optionfairy describes is typical for Builder accounts. Readers weighing MyFundedFutures against alternatives should read the post as one dated data point from one funded trader, useful precisely because it is specific and unvarnished.