TOP ONE FUTURES . PAYOUT PROOF

@dancooketrades Requests $2,000 Payout From Top One Futures

Trader @dancooketrades posted on X on Thursday, February 12, that a $2,000 payout had been requested from Top One Futures, the seventh such request the account claims to have submitted within a 10 day stretch.

Verified Jun 11·by Jean Babwel

February 12, 2026Source · X @dancooketradesReading time · 2 min

On Thursday, February 12, the X account @dancooketrades posted that a $2,000 payout had been requested from Top One Futures, tagging the firm directly and attaching a screenshot. The post is part of a running day-by-day series the trader has been publishing toward a stated 2026 payout goal, and it marks the seventh payout the account claims to have requested in a 10 day window.

The proof on file is the public X post and its attached image showing the payout request. It documents the request and the amount, $2,000, alongside the firm name and the date of posting. It does not, on its own, confirm settlement to a bank account, and the trader did not disclose the account size, the instrument traded, or the strategy behind the result. Readers should treat the screenshot as evidence of a requested withdrawal rather than a cleared deposit.

Screenshot of a $2,000 payout request from Top One Futures attached to the X post by @dancooketrades. — Source · X @dancooketrades · February 12, 2026View original →

“That's 7 payouts in 10 days.”— @dancooketrades on X

For context on the payer, Top One Futures operates exclusively in US futures markets through Tradovate and NinjaTrader, and the firm reports a 90/10 profit split on its sim-funded accounts. The firm also reports having paid out more than $19 million across 122 countries since launch, a figure that frames small, frequent withdrawals like this one as consistent with its stated payout cadence rather than an outlier. Top One Futures was founded in April 2025, so its track record remains short.

Taken on its own terms, the post is a narrow but useful data point: a named trader, a tagged firm, a dated request, and a specific dollar figure. The absence of account size and instrument details limits what can be concluded about the underlying trading, but the request itself, time-stamped and public, adds one more entry to the visible record of Top One Futures payouts being initiated by real users.