@zerodayjay Documents $5,852.66 Payout from MyFundedFutures

Trader @zerodayjay published a payout proof on X on June 8, reporting $5,852.66 received from MyFundedFutures. The trader stated the funds landed in his Rise account within three minutes of approval.

The post, shared from the handle @zerodayjay, documents earnings of $5,852.66 accumulated since May 21. The trader described the figure as modest relative to a previous $120,000 run over three months, but meaningful after roughly six weeks without a withdrawal. The proof references MyFundedFutures and the Rise payment rail in the post text itself.

The trader did not disclose which account size, plan, or instrument produced the result, so the proof establishes the payout event and the payment rail rather than the underlying strategy or risk profile. MyFundedFutures offers accounts from $25,000 to $150,000 across five plans with splits ranging from 80/20 to 90/10, and the firm reports that payout caps are plan-dependent, with Core capped at $5,000 per cycle and Pro at $100,000 cumulative.

“as usual the money was in my Rise account within 3 minutes”— @zerodayjay on X

The most concrete operational detail in the post is the speed of settlement. The trader states the money reached his Rise account within three minutes, consistent with the firm's documented use of Rise (Riseworks) and ACH as payout rails. The post does not address fees, slippage, or any deductions, and the screenshot referenced in the thread is the trader's own record rather than a firm-issued statement.

What the proof shows is narrow but verifiable: a public post, a named amount, a named firm, and a named payment provider, dated June 8. What it does not show is account size, contract type, number of trades, or whether consistency rules applied to this withdrawal. Readers evaluating MyFundedFutures should treat this as one data point on payout execution speed, not as evidence of typical trader outcomes.