@itsbenprice Reports +$542 Across Three 150K Top One Futures Accounts
On Tuesday May 26, trader @itsbenprice posted on X that he closed +$542 across three 150K accounts at Top One Futures, citing two short entries played back to VWAP on the same setup.
The post documents three parallel 150K accounts at Top One Futures booking the same +$542 figure on the same session. According to the trader, two of those accounts are now roughly halfway to their payout threshold, while the third sits marginally behind. The screenshot attached to the post is the only artifact shared; no broker statement, payout receipt, or wire confirmation accompanies the result, so the post evidences a trading-day P&L rather than a withdrawal event.
The trader described the trade thesis in his own words: two short entries played back to VWAP, with the first cut prematurely because the setup did not meet his usual confidence threshold. He noted a reluctance to hold shorts at all-time highs, framing the session as disciplined execution of a valid but imperfect signal rather than a high-conviction swing. The instrument traded is not named in the post.
“Take the set up that is valid to me and move onto the next.”— @itsbenprice on X
Top One Futures, founded in April 2025 and registered in Wyoming according to a single public source, offers US futures evaluation accounts from $25K up to $150K, the size shown here. The firm reports a 90/10 profit split on its sim-funded accounts and claims more than $19M paid out across 122 countries, figures that remain firm-stated rather than independently audited. Payout thresholds on its plans are tied to specific profit milestones before traders can withdraw.
What the post does not establish is also worth stating plainly. There is no payout receipt attached, no confirmation of which contract was traded, and no information on the evaluation plan, drawdown rules, or consistency requirements applied to these three accounts. The +$542 figure is a same-day result on simulated capital, and the trader himself frames the accounts as still progressing toward, not having cleared, a payout.