@RIPS Documents a $2,259 Live Session on Take Profit Trader
Trader @RIPS published a post on X on Tuesday, April 14, reporting a closed day of plus $2,259 across prop accounts traded live during a morning stream. Take Profit Trader was named among the firms used.
The source post reports a single day trading result on prop accounts rather than a confirmed payout receipt, and it contains an affiliate referral code. Readers should treat the figure as a self-reported intraday outcome.
The post, published to @RIPS on X with an attached video thumbnail, states the trader closed the session at plus $2,259 on prop accounts traded live during the broadcast. The figure is reported as a single day result rather than a withdrawal receipt, and the post identifies Take Profit Trader, Tradeify, Apex, and Lucid as firms the trader uses. The amount, the date, and the live stream context are the verifiable elements presented.
What the proof does not establish is also worth naming directly. The post does not break the $2,259 down by firm, so the share attributable to Take Profit Trader specifically is not disclosed. Account size, instrument traded, and the strategy executed are not stated in the post text. The image attached is a video thumbnail from the stream rather than a payout certificate or platform statement.
“Most traders lose because they need action. I get paid for patience.”— @RIPS on X, April 14
For context on the firm involved, Take Profit Trader was founded in 2021 in Orlando and offers US futures evaluations on NinjaTrader, Tradovate, and TradingView, with account sizes ranging from $25K to $150K. The firm reports an 80/20 profit split on its PRO tier and 90/10 on PRO+, and states there is no withdrawal cap, though a buffer zone applies on PRO accounts before withdrawals can be processed. None of these structural details are confirmed by the post itself; they describe the environment in which a result like this would be realized.
Taken at face value, the proof documents a livestreamed trading session that closed in profit, time stamped and publicly posted to a standing account. It does not document a cleared payout to a bank account, and readers tracking funded trading outcomes should treat the $2,259 as a reported intraday result on prop capital rather than money received. The post also contains an affiliate code, which is disclosed below.