Dan Cooke Documents $6,000 Top One Futures Payout in June Post
Trader @dancooketrades posted on X on Monday, June 15, that a payout from Top One Futures had been secured, citing $6,000 in combined withdrawals across 23 funded accounts and an attached screenshot.
The post, published to X under the handle @dancooketrades, frames the Top One Futures payout as one leg of a wider withdrawal cycle that also referenced a passed FN Futures Flex challenge and four pending Topstep payouts. The headline figure of $6,000 is described as a combined total across 23 accounts rather than a single ticket from Top One Futures alone, and the trader did not break out the firm-by-firm split in the text.
Top One Futures is a US futures only program that routes accounts through Tradovate and NinjaTrader, and the firm reports a 90/10 profit split on its sim-funded accounts. The firm also reports more than $19 million paid to traders across 122 countries since launch, a figure that remains firm-stated rather than independently audited. This payout, as posted, is consistent with the rapid-withdrawal cadence multiple traders have publicly described.
“PAYtience always pays. @TopOneFutures payout secured.”— @dancooketrades on X
The proof itself is limited to what the post and its attached image show. The text does not disclose the account size used at Top One Futures, the specific instrument traded, the strategy, or the holding period behind the withdrawal. Top One plans range from $25,000 to $150,000 in evaluation size, but nothing in the post ties this payout to a particular tier, so readers should treat the $6,000 as a documented receipt rather than evidence of a repeatable return profile.
What the post does establish is straightforward and useful. A public trader with a visible posting history acknowledged a paid withdrawal from Top One Futures on a specific date, alongside concurrent activity at two other firms, and supplied a screenshot. For readers tracking which newer programs are actually clearing payouts in 2026, that timestamped acknowledgement is the evidence that matters.