@SithHaters Reports One Trade Left to Pass MyFundedFutures Eval
On June 10, the X account @SithHaters posted that a single qualifying trade remained to clear the MyFundedFutures evaluation, alongside a candid account of a losing session in a separate $500 personal brokerage account.
This post documents a trader's stated progress toward passing a MyFundedFutures evaluation, not a confirmed payout. No withdrawal, funded-account profit, or payment certificate from MyFundedFutures is established by the source.
On Wednesday June 10, the X account @SithHaters posted a candid status update describing a rough session in a personal brokerage account and listed several funded-account milestones in progress, including a stated single trade remaining to clear the MyFundedFutures evaluation. The post is a self-reported progress note, not a payout receipt, and the $500 figure referenced in the post relates to a personal brokerage account that was opened at $500, peaked near $2,000, and was drawn back down on the session described.
The trader frames the day in terms of risk discipline rather than results, writing that micros gave a false sense of security and that positive results bred larger expectations. Alongside the brokerage commentary, the trader lists parallel evaluations across multiple firms and signals that the MyFundedFutures evaluation is close to completion, with one qualifying trade outstanding at the time of posting.
“I have 1 trade to pass E8 and MFFU evals.”— @SithHaters on X, June 10
MyFundedFutures, founded in 2023 and based in Texas, offers evaluations on US futures markets across CME, CBOT, NYMEX, and COMEX. The firm reports evaluation sizes from $25,000 to $150,000 with no time limit beyond a minimum two-session requirement, and drawdown rules of 3% end of day or 4% intraday depending on plan. The post does not specify which MyFundedFutures plan or account size the trader is evaluating, nor the instrument traded.
What this proof establishes is narrow. It documents a public statement of progress toward passing a MyFundedFutures evaluation, not a withdrawal, not a funded-account payout, and not a verified profit on the firm's platform. There is no certificate of payment, no account statement, and no disclosed payout sum tied to MyFundedFutures in the post itself. Readers should treat it as a dated, on-record claim of evaluation progress rather than evidence of money received.
The value of the note sits in its candor about tilt and sizing, themes that recur in funded-trader posts. With MyFundedFutures operating on a plan-dependent 80/20 to 90/10 split structure, the firm reports that disciplined sizing and adherence to the trailing drawdown are the binding constraints once an account is funded. Whether @SithHaters converts the remaining qualifying trade into a funded account, and later into a documented payout, is the next checkpoint worth tracking.