@FXGVikash Publishes $50K Top One Futures Plan With $3,000 Payout Target

On a Monday in May, trader @FXGVikash posted on X a written trading plan for a $50,000 funded account at Top One Futures, naming a $3,000 first payout as the explicit goal.

The post lays out a tight intraday framework: a $200 daily risk cap, a $400 daily profit target, and a two-trade maximum. A losing first trade ends the session, while a winning first trade unlocks one additional attempt before the trader steps away. The stated milestone is a first payout of $3,000 from the $50,000 sim-funded account, tagged directly to @TopOneFutures.

What the post documents is intent, not receipt. There is no withdrawal confirmation, no certificate of payment, and no screenshot of cleared funds attached to the message. The proof here is a public, dated plan from an identifiable handle, useful as a record of stated discipline and as a marker against which any later payout evidence can be measured.

“Lose first trade = done for the day. Win first trade = one more trade, then stop.”— @FXGVikash on X

Context matters for readers weighing the goal. Top One Futures, founded in April 2025 and focused on US futures only, advertises a 90/10 profit split on its sim-funded accounts, with payout thresholds that the firm reports vary by plan before any live transition. On a $50,000 account, a $3,000 withdrawal target sits within the range traders commonly chase as a first milestone under those plan-dependent rules.

The post does not specify which instrument @FXGVikash intends to trade, which platform routes the orders, or which Top One Futures account model the $50,000 sits under. Those details would sharpen the picture but are not in the source, and we will not infer them. The takeaway is narrow and honest: a public plan, a named firm, a clear number, and a verifiable starting point if a payout receipt follows.