@NQTraderFutures Reports a $51,426 Day on MyFundedFutures

On Monday May 4, the X account @NQTraderFutures posted a $51,426 single-day result on a MyFundedFutures account, attached to a screenshot and a note that an earlier $50,000 payout had already cleared.

The post, published on X and timestamped May 4, frames the $51,426 figure as a single trading day rather than a withdrawal. The trader states that the day brings them to what they describe as the 100k sim cap, and references a prior $50,000 payout already received from MyFundedFutures. No account size, instrument, or strategy is disclosed in the post itself, and the attached screenshot is presented as account performance rather than a settled payout receipt.

MyFundedFutures, founded in 2023 and based in Texas, runs evaluations on US futures markets across CME, CBOT, NYMEX and COMEX. The firm reports a profit split that ranges from 80/20 to 90/10 depending on the plan, with the Rapid plan at 90/10. The reference to a 100k cumulative figure in the post aligns with the firm's Pro plan structure, which the firm describes as carrying a $100,000 cumulative payout cap, though the trader does not name a specific plan.

“I already got paid out 50k from @MyFundedFutures so this puts me at the 100k sim cap.”— @NQTraderFutures on X, May 4

What the proof establishes is narrow but concrete: a public, time stamped claim of a $51,426 day, plus the trader's own statement that $50,000 has previously been paid out by the firm. What it does not establish is the account size that produced the result, the instrument traded, the holding period behind the number, or independent confirmation that the prior $50,000 has been received in a bank account. Readers should treat the screenshot as a performance snapshot, not as a bank settled payout document.

For context on plausibility, MyFundedFutures applies no daily loss limit on its plans, with a trailing drawdown as the only floor, a structure the firm publicly advertises. That setup is consistent with the trader's framing that a large single day is permitted rather than penalized. It does not, on its own, verify the figure shown. The takeaway is straightforward: a documented social post, a stated prior payout of $50,000, and a current day claim of $51,426, on a firm with three years of operating history and an active public presence.