@_Trade_Bully_ Documents $4,230 MyFundedFutures Payout Request on X
On December 2, 2024, the trader @_Trade_Bully_ posted on X that he had completed his fifth $200 trading day and submitted a $4,230 payout request to MyFundedFutures, with a screenshot attached and a promise to confirm once the withdrawal reached his bank.
The proof consists of a public post on X dated December 2, 2024, accompanied by an image of the payout request. The trader states he completed five $200 days and requested $4,230 from MyFundedFutures. The cashtags in the post include $ES, and the broader tag list references several other futures contracts, though the post itself does not specify which instruments produced the qualifying profits or the account size on which they were earned.
MyFundedFutures, founded in 2023 in Texas, operates exclusively in US futures across CME, CBOT, NYMEX, and COMEX. The firm reports profit splits ranging from 80/20 to 90/10 depending on plan, with payout caps that are also plan-dependent, including a $5,000 per-cycle limit on the Core plan and a $100,000 cumulative ceiling on the Pro plan. A $4,230 withdrawal sits comfortably under the Core per-cycle cap, though the post does not disclose which plan the account was on.
“completed my 5th $200 day and requested a $4230 payout”— @_Trade_Bully_ on X, December 2, 2024
What the screenshot establishes is the submission of a payout request for a specific dollar figure on a specific date from a named firm. What it does not establish is settlement to the trader's bank, the underlying account size, the plan tier, or the strategy used to generate the profit. The trader himself flagged the settlement gap, writing that he would update once the funds arrived.
For readers tracking documented withdrawals across the prop futures space, the value of this post lies in its specificity: a named trader, a dated public post, a stated amount, and a visible request screen. It is one data point, not a track record, and it should be read as such alongside the firm's own published payout mechanics.