$5,225 in 30 Days: @austinsilverfx Documents Top One Futures Payouts
On March 20, the trader @austinsilverfx posted on X that he had pulled $5,225 from a single Top One Futures account over the prior 30 days, with another $450 request scheduled to go out the same day once eligible.
The post, published to X on March 20, frames the figure plainly: $5,225 withdrawn in the last 30 days from one account at Top One Futures, with a further $450 request queued for submission later that day. The trader notes the firm permits only one payout request per 24 hours, which constrains how quickly capital can be cycled out and explains the staggered cadence visible in the post.
What the proof establishes is narrow but specific. It documents the cumulative payout total, the issuing firm, the platform of disclosure, and the daily request limit the trader operated under. It does not establish the account size, the plan tier, the instruments traded, or the strategy used to generate the underlying profits, none of which appear in the post text or accompanying screenshot.
“$5,225 in the last 30 days from one account with @TopOneFutures.”— @austinsilverfx on X, March 20
Top One Futures operates exclusively in US futures markets through Tradovate and NinjaTrader, and the firm reports paying out more than $19 million across 122 countries since launch. The 90/10 profit split on sim-funded accounts, combined with the one-request-per-24-hours rule referenced in the post, is consistent with the withdrawal pattern @austinsilverfx describes, where smaller, repeated requests accumulate into a monthly figure rather than landing as a single lump sum.
For readers evaluating the proof, the relevant context is the firm's short operating history. Top One Futures was founded in April 2025, so any 30-day payout record sits inside a track record measured in months, not years. The post is useful as a dated, public data point on withdrawal flow from one account; it is not, on its own, evidence about long-run consistency at the firm or about outcomes for any other trader.