@official_lins Cites $1,600 Payout Alongside Take Profit Trader PRO Day
On April 22, 2025, the trader @official_lins posted on X that he had received a $1,600 withdrawal from a Topstep 100K XFA account and closed the same session with $1,000 in profit across two Take Profit Trader PRO accounts.
The post, published on X under the handle @official_lins, bundles three separate claims into one recap: a $1,600 withdrawal from a Topstep 100K Express Funded Account, a $1,000 profit day across two Take Profit Trader PRO accounts, and $500 of profit in each of an unspecified number of Topstep combines. Only the $1,600 figure is described as a completed withdrawal; the rest are intraday performance claims.
The recap does not name the instruments traded, the account sizes on the Take Profit Trader side, or the strategy used. It also does not include a payout statement or bank confirmation in the post text itself, only a screenshot attached to the tweet and a link to a livestream replay. Readers should treat the $1,600 figure as a trader-reported payout rather than an independently audited transfer.
“finally got my $1,600 withdrawal from the 100K Topstep XFA”— @official_lins on X, April 22, 2025
Take Profit Trader, founded in 2021 in Orlando and focused exclusively on US futures, runs an 80/20 split on its PRO tier and a 90/10 split on PRO+, with no withdrawal cap on either product. The firm allows day-one payouts on PRO without a minimum number of profitable days, although a buffer zone must be cleared before PRO funds can be withdrawn. None of that mechanic applies to the $1,600 figure in this post, which the trader attributes to Topstep, not Take Profit Trader.
The tweet also carries a promotional element: a discount code for Take Profit Trader and a link to a stream. That does not invalidate the underlying claim, but it does mean the post is partly a marketing message. The verifiable core remains narrow, a trader publicly stating he received $1,600 from one funded program and had a profitable session on accounts at another, with a screenshot attached.
For readers using this as a data point, the useful takeaway is modest. The post evidences that a real X account, on a specific date, claimed a four-figure withdrawal from a Topstep XFA and concurrent profitability on Take Profit Trader PRO accounts. It does not establish account size on the PRO side, the instruments traded, the holding period, or the long-term consistency of the trader.