ScalperET Documents $10,747 in Payouts While Diversifying Into Tradeify

On Tue Jan 20, the trader @ScalperET posted on X a $10,747 payout figure alongside disclosure of 33 active evaluation accounts spread across seven prop firms, including Tradeify. The post was accompanied by a screenshot and arrived in the January 2026 payout window.

The headline number in the post is $10,747, framed by @ScalperET as the current cycle total from Apex performance accounts. The same post discloses $33,000 in combined evaluation exposure across 33 accounts and names Tradeify first in a list of seven firms the trader is now using in parallel. The accompanying screenshot is the only visual evidence attached to the claim.

The post does not break out any portion of the $10,747 as a Tradeify payout, and it does not specify an account size, instrument, or strategy used at Tradeify. What the proof establishes is the diversification decision itself and the trader's public selection of Tradeify as one of the venues now carrying that capital allocation, not a documented Tradeify withdrawal.

“Follow the rules, and you get paid. Simple as that.”— @ScalperET on X

Tradeify, founded in June 2024 out of Boca Raton and focused exclusively on US futures across CME, COMEX, NYMEX and CBOT, fits the profile of firms that attract multi-account scalpers. The firm reports it has paid out more than $200 million to date, a figure Tradeify states rather than one independently verified, and it operates a 90/10 profit split with traders keeping the first $15,000 on Growth and Lightning plans before the split engages.

The broader context in the post is a candid note that Apex restricted the trader from buying new evaluations earlier in the year, which prompted the move into Tradeify and six other firms. @ScalperET credits Apex with paying out more than $125,000 without issue and frames the diversification as a business response rather than a grievance, a tone consistent with how experienced funded traders talk about platform risk.

For readers assessing the evidence, the useful signal here is behavioral: a trader with a verifiable Apex payout history is routing new evaluation spend toward Tradeify among others. The $10,747 figure is documented for the current window, but any assumption about Tradeify-specific performance would go beyond what this post proves.