$555 MyFundedFutures Payout Posted by @digitalnuke on X

On November 9, the trader @digitalnuke posted on X that a first payout of $555 had cleared on a MyFundedFutures Rapid 25K account, received through a Hyperprop beta-test allocation and traded on NQ.

The post itself is brief and specific. @digitalnuke credits Hyperprop for a free MyFundedFutures Rapid 25K account issued during beta testing, confirms that the first payout of $555 is locked in, and tags the instrument as NQ, the Nasdaq-100 E-mini futures contract. An attached image accompanies the post as the proof artifact.

The account in question is a Rapid 25K, the smallest tier in the MyFundedFutures lineup, where evaluation sizes run from $25K to $150K by plan. The firm reports an 80/20 to 90/10 profit split depending on plan, with the Rapid family positioned at the 90/10 end. A $555 payout on an entry-size account is a modest but entirely plausible first withdrawal under those terms.

“Just took the first payout, $555 locked in. Platform's been smooth.”— @digitalnuke on X

What the post does not establish is equally worth naming. There is no disclosure of the underlying gross profit, the number of trading days to reach payout, the strategy used, or how the account was managed day to day beyond the single NQ tag. The screenshot evidences the payout figure and the account type, not the broader performance record.

MyFundedFutures was founded in Texas in 2023 and trades only US futures across CME, CBOT, NYMEX and COMEX. For a reader weighing the proof, the relevant context is that this is a documented receipt on a live-funded Rapid account, not a projection or a marketing claim, and it sits inside a firm structure the company itself describes in public terms.