@DylanDollaa Posts $10,000+ Topstep Payout Request on X

On Friday, June 12, X user @DylanDollaa posted that a payout request exceeding $10,000 had been submitted to Topstep, sharing the announcement publicly alongside an attached image.

On Friday, June 12, the account @DylanDollaa posted on X that a payout request exceeding $10,000 had been submitted to Topstep, accompanied by an image attached to the post. The message was brief, framing the request as the close of a trading week rather than a marketing event, and the public link to the original post remains the primary record of the claim.

Topstep, founded in Chicago in 2012, is one of the longest-running futures evaluation firms and routes its funded traders into CME Group futures markets. The firm reports a 90/10 profit split on funded accounts, with accounts opened before January 2026 grandfathered to keep 100% of their first $10,000 in profits, a structure that gives a five-figure withdrawal request like this one particular relevance for traders weighing when to onboard.

“Just requested a $10,000+ PAYOUT from @Topstep”— @DylanDollaa on X, June 12

The post itself does not disclose the account size Dylan was trading, the instruments used to generate the profit, the holding period, or the strategy behind the result. Topstep offers $50K, $100K, and $150K funded accounts, but the screenshot and post text shared publicly do not establish which tier produced this payout, and readers should treat those details as unverified.

What the proof does establish is a dated, public payout request at Topstep above the $10,000 threshold from an identifiable account, archived on X with a supporting image. For traders evaluating a firm with a monthly subscription evaluation, an intraday-trailing drawdown in the Combine, and per-request payout caps that were tightened in April 2026 on newer no-activation-fee combines, a documented withdrawal of this size is a useful, if narrow, data point.