Austin Silver Posts 20th Daily Top One Futures Payout, $800 on a Live Account
On March 11, trader @austinsilverfx posted on X that he was submitting his 20th daily payout from his Top One Futures live account, an $800 withdrawal accompanied by a screenshot of the request.
The proof is a public X post dated March 11 in which @austinsilverfx states he is submitting his 20th daily payout from his Top One Futures live account for $800. The post includes an attached image of the payout submission and frames the withdrawal as part of a running tally against another named trader, suggesting a cadence of near-daily requests rather than a single isolated event.
What the post documents clearly is the amount, the firm, the account type described as live, and the count of withdrawals. It does not disclose the account size, the instrument traded, the strategy used, or the duration over which the underlying profits were generated. Readers evaluating the proof should treat those omissions as unknowns rather than infer them from the screenshot.
“I will be submitting my 20th daily payout from my @TopOneFutures live account today +$800”— @austinsilverfx on X, March 11
The context matters because Top One Futures, founded in April 2025, advertises a 90/10 profit split on its sim-funded accounts and account sizes ranging from $25K to $150K. The firm reports more than $19 million paid out across 122 countries, a figure that is firm-stated rather than independently audited. A 20th payout on a live account, if accurate, is consistent with the fast-cadence withdrawal pattern other Top One traders have publicly described.
What the post does not establish is whether the underlying account is a sim-funded plan that has transitioned to live capital, what consistency or first-withdrawal milestones applied, or how the $800 compares to the account's payout cap. The post also makes a competitive claim about leading another trader in cumulative live-account payouts, which is unverifiable from the screenshot alone.
Taken on its own terms, the evidence supports a narrow but useful conclusion: a public, dated, image-backed claim of an $800 payout request, presented as the 20th in a series, from a trader actively documenting his withdrawals from Top One Futures.