Jay Nisbett Documents $29,016.70 Funded Day, Names Top One Futures
On Friday, December 26, the trader @JayNisbett posted on X a tally of $29,016.70 across funded accounts for the session, scalping the Micro Nasdaq (MNQ) and Micro Gold (MGC) and listing three $50K Top One Futures evaluations among accounts close to passing.
The post, accompanied by a screenshot, states the day's profit at $29,016.70 across multiple funded accounts and identifies the instruments as MNQ and MGC. Nisbett notes a displayed win rate of 79 percent and attributes the spread to scaling in and out of positions rather than discrete losing trades.
Top One Futures appears in the post not as the source of the day's $29,016.70, but in a forward-looking list: the trader says he is one to two days from passing three $50K Top One Futures evaluations. The proof therefore documents same-day trading performance and an active evaluation pipeline, not a payout receipt from Top One Futures itself.
“I don't think I lost a single trade I took today.”— @JayNisbett on X, December 26
For context on the firm named, Top One Futures advertises a 90/10 profit split on sim-funded accounts and offers account sizes from $25K to $150K with no evaluation time limit beyond a ten-day minimum. The firm reports more than $19M paid out across 122 countries, a figure that is firm-stated rather than independently audited. Founded in April 2025, it carries the shortest track record among major futures evaluation providers.
What the screenshot does not establish is equally worth flagging. The post does not break down how much of the $29,016.70 was earned on Top One Futures accounts specifically, nor does it confirm an approved withdrawal from the firm. Account size on the day, lot sizing, and the precise strategy beyond scalping are not disclosed in the source.
The value of the proof is narrower and cleaner than a payout certificate would be: a dated, public, screenshot-backed claim of a profitable session across a stated set of funded and evaluation accounts, with Top One Futures named explicitly in the trader's near-term passing queue.