@HEAD_DEPLORABLE Reports $3,188.60 in Take Profit Trader Withdrawals
On September 16, 2025, X user @HEAD_DEPLORABLE posted that he had received $3,188.60 in withdrawals from Take Profit Trader over four days of trading on a single PRO account in its first week live, with another $854 pending approval.
On Tuesday, September 16, the trader known as @HEAD_DEPLORABLE posted on X that he had received $3,188.60 in withdrawals from Take Profit Trader over four trading days, with a further $854 pending overnight approval. The post tags @TakeProfitLLC and refers to the funds coming from a single PRO account in its first week live. A screenshot accompanies the claim, though the post itself is the primary artifact under review here.
The trader frames the result as the output of a freshly activated live account rather than a long-running track record. He notes he could not trade for a day the previous week while waiting on a withdrawal approval, and characterizes the firm as one that pays out close to daily when approvals clear in a timely manner. His one stated grievance is approval speed, which he concedes is a minor complaint.
“That's $3,188.60 in withdrawals from 4 days of trading.”— @HEAD_DEPLORABLE on X, September 16, 2025
Take Profit Trader, founded in 2021 and based in Orlando, runs an 80/20 split on its PRO accounts and 90/10 on PRO+, with no cap on withdrawal size on either tier. PRO accounts require traders to clear a buffer zone above starting balance before withdrawing, a mechanic that shapes how quickly early profits convert to cash. The firm reports day-one payout eligibility on PRO with no minimum number of profitable days required, which is consistent with the cadence the trader describes.
The proof does not establish the account size involved, the instruments traded, or the strategy used. The post references one PRO account but does not specify whether it is a TPT 25, 50, 100 or 150, and it does not break the $3,188.60 figure into individual payout receipts. Readers should treat the dollar total as a self-reported aggregate over a four-day window, supported by an image, and not as an audited statement from the firm.
The post also contains a promotional element: the trader shares a discount code for Take Profit Trader evaluations. That does not invalidate the payout claim, but it is a relevant context for weighing the tone of the endorsement. What the evidence supports is a specific, dated, public claim of withdrawals from a named firm by an identifiable handle, which is the standard this column documents.