@Klaus_Trades Documents $5,000 MyFundedFutures Withdrawal on X
On May 11, the trader @Klaus_Trades posted on X that he had requested a $5,000 withdrawal from MyFundedFutures, citing a $4,500 net figure after the platform's stated 10% split. The post tags MyFundedFutures, FS_Futures, and Tradesyncer.
The proof centers on a single X post timestamped Mon May 11 in which @Klaus_Trades writes that he is requesting a total $5,000 withdrawal tomorrow, minus the 10% split, for a $4,500 net. He describes it as a third payout in a parallel context at FS_Futures and notes he is already working toward a second payout on what he calls his MFF Builder account. The post is accompanied by a screenshot image hosted on Twitter's media servers.
The withdrawal amount aligns with MyFundedFutures' published structure, where per-cycle caps are plan-dependent. The firm reports that the Core plan caps payouts at $5,000 per cycle, while the Pro plan extends to a $100,000 cumulative ceiling. The 10% deduction referenced by the trader is consistent with an 80/20 or similar split tier; MyFundedFutures lists splits running from 80/20 up to 90/10 on its Rapid plan, depending on the product chosen.
“Requesting a total $5,000 withdrawal tomorrow (minus the 10% split). $4,500 net profit.”— @Klaus_Trades on X, May 11
The post does not establish several details a careful reader would want. The account size is not specified, the instruments traded are not named, no strategy or holding period is described, and the screenshot's contents are not transcribed in the post text. The withdrawal is also described as requested rather than received, so the proof documents the submission of a payout request and the trader's claimed net figure rather than a settled bank credit.
Context on the counterparty is straightforward. MyFundedFutures was founded in 2023 in Texas and offers evaluations on US futures markets across CME, CBOT, NYMEX, and COMEX. Payouts, per the firm, are processed through Rise or Plaid and ACH rather than Wise. None of that is verified by this specific post, but it frames what a $5,000 request through the platform typically looks like in practice.
For readers tracking funded futures payouts, the evidentiary value of this proof is narrow but real. It is a dated, public, on-platform claim of a $5,000 withdrawal request at a stated split, posted by an identifiable handle and tagging the firm directly. It is not, on its own, confirmation of funds cleared, and the absence of account size and instrument detail limits what can be inferred about how the profit was generated.