@scrembo88 Documents $21,000 Top One Futures Payout in May 2025 X Post
On May 4, 2025, the trader @scrembo88 published a post on X referencing a $21,000 payout from Top One Futures, tagged with a promotional discount code and framed as part of an ongoing income series.
The source post includes an affiliate discount code (SCREMBO) and frames the $21,000 figure as part of a recurring income series, so readers should treat the post as a promotional projection rather than a standalone receipt of a single withdrawal.
The proof centers on a single X post dated Sunday, May 4, 2025, in which @scrembo88 announces a new episode in a series titled The Road To $21,000/month and attaches an image referencing a Top One Futures payout. The post explicitly mentions the firm's anytime payout policy and includes a 55% discount code, SCREMBO, alongside hashtags for prop firm promotions.
Top One Futures, founded in April 2025 and operating across US futures markets through Tradovate and NinjaTrader, advertises a 90/10 profit split on its sim-funded accounts. The firm reports having paid out more than $19 million to traders across 122 countries, a figure that remains firm-stated rather than independently audited. The $21,000 figure cited by @scrembo88 sits within the range of payouts the firm publicly highlights.
“The Road To $21,000/month. Top One Futures Anytime Payout.”— @scrembo88 on X, May 4, 2025
The post does not disclose the account size used, the instruments traded, or the strategy behind the result, and the screenshot referenced in the post is the only documentary element accompanying the claim. There is no statement of how long the account ran before the withdrawal, nor whether the $21,000 reflects a single payout or a monthly target the trader is working toward, given the series framing.
What the proof establishes is narrower than the headline figure suggests: a public post, dated and attributable to a recurring handle, that pairs a $21,000 number with a Top One Futures payout claim and a referral discount. For readers evaluating the firm, the post is a data point consistent with the firm's stated fast-payout policy, not an independent verification of account performance.