@OffTheOpen Flags $3,000 Payout Request on Take Profit Trader PRO
On November 6, 2025, the X account @OffTheOpen said he was up on his Take Profit Trader PRO account after trading the Nasdaq 100 future and would submit a $3,000 payout request once the dashboard updated the following morning.
The post, published on X with the hashtags #TakeProfitTrader and #NQ, names the firm and the instrument directly. @OffTheOpen wrote that he was "up nicely" in his PRO account and intended to submit the $3,000 withdrawal once the dashboard registered the session. An attached image accompanied the message, which is consistent with a screenshot of intraday or end-of-day account results.
The proof points at the PRO tier specifically, which is relevant for context. Take Profit Trader, founded in Orlando in 2021, advertises an 80/20 split on PRO and 90/10 on PRO+, and the firm reports day-one payouts on PRO with no minimum number of profitable days required before a withdrawal can be requested. That structure aligns with a trader announcing a same-week payout request after a single strong session.
“Up nicely in my @TakeProfitLLC Pro. Will submit a $3,000 payout request once dashboard registers in the AM.”— @OffTheOpen on X, November 6, 2025
PRO accounts also carry a buffer zone that must be cleared before withdrawals are released, for example a $52,000 balance on a $50,000 account, and the tier uses an intraday trailing drawdown that tightens as the account grows. The post does not disclose the account size, the entry and exit prices, or the strategy used, so the proof establishes intent to withdraw $3,000 from a PRO account traded on NQ, not the underlying risk profile of the trade.
What the screenshot and message together support is straightforward: a public, timestamped statement from an identifiable handle naming the firm, the product tier, the instrument, and the dollar figure. Approval, transfer confirmation, and the cleared bank credit are separate steps that this single post does not document. Readers tracking Take Profit Trader payouts should treat this as a request notice rather than a settled payout receipt.