ABFlowState Reports $9,500 Day, Loses Three MFFU Rapid 25K Accounts
On Tuesday May 12, trader @ABFlowState posted on X that a contract sizing error cost three MyFundedFutures Rapid 25K funded accounts, even as the same session produced $9,500 in combined gains across two other prop firms.
The post itself is unusual in the payout-proof genre because it documents a loss rather than a win at MyFundedFutures. ABFlowState wrote that the three Rapid 25K funded accounts were blown after taking a position with 8 NQ contracts instead of the intended 8 MNQ, the micro version of the Nasdaq 100 future. The trader described the mistake plainly: "it was my own fault."
The same post reports that $15,000 had previously been withdrawn from those three MFFU Rapid accounts before they were lost, which the trader cited as the reason the outcome was still acceptable. That withdrawal figure is self-reported in the post text and is not accompanied by a screenshot in the source we reviewed, so it should be read as a trader claim rather than an independently verified payout receipt.
“it was my own fault, took a position with 8 NQ instead of MNQ”— @ABFlowState on X, May 12
MyFundedFutures, founded in 2023 and based in Texas, offers funded accounts from $25,000 to $150,000 across US futures markets on CME, CBOT, NYMEX and COMEX. The firm reports a 90/10 split on its Rapid plan, the program ABFlowState was trading, with payouts running through Rise or Plaid and ACH rather than Wise. Plan rules vary across the firm's five offerings, which is part of why a sizing error on the standard NQ contract can wipe accounts that were sized for the micro.
The $9,500 figure for the day was not earned at MFFU. ABFlowState attributes it to gains at Tradeify and Lucid, and separately flags a $10,000 Lucid payout and a $15,000 Tradeify payout queued for after the close, described as a $25,000 payout total over five days. None of those amounts are MyFundedFutures payouts, and the post provides no screenshots in the text we received to corroborate them.
What the proof does establish is narrow. It documents a public, dated, on-the-record admission that three MFFU Rapid 25K accounts were lost on May 12 due to trading NQ in place of MNQ, and that the trader had previously withdrawn funds from those accounts. It does not establish the dates or amounts of those prior MFFU withdrawals, nor does it verify the same-day gains claimed at other firms.
For readers evaluating MyFundedFutures, the useful signal here is operational rather than promotional. A single mis-keyed contract multiplier, ten times the intended size, was enough to breach the trailing drawdown on three Rapid 25K accounts in one session. That is consistent with how the Rapid plan is structured and a reminder that account size and instrument selection discipline matter more than headline split percentages.