@TMadeAlex Documents $3,000 Tradeify Payout From Live Gold Stream
The trader @TMadeAlex posted on X on February 4 documenting a $3,000 payout from Tradeify, secured during a free live Gold open stream the night before. A video clip is attached to the post as supporting evidence.
On Wednesday, February 4, the trader posting as @TMadeAlex shared a payout note on X documenting a $3,000 withdrawal from Tradeify. The post states the payout was secured during a live Gold open stream the previous night, with a video clip attached as supporting evidence. The proof itself is the post and the attached clip; the firm name, amount, and platform are all explicit in the source.
The post emphasizes that the trading was conducted in real time on a public stream, which the trader presents as a defense against the usual skepticism around hindsight commentary and curated highlights. That framing matters in the funded-trading conversation, where screenshotted certificates often arrive without context. A live recording does not by itself verify a wire transfer, but it does narrow the gap between claim and observable activity.
“No hindsight. No cherry-picked trades. Real time. Real money.”— @TMadeAlex on X
Tradeify, founded in June 2024 and based in Boca Raton, Florida, focuses exclusively on US futures across CME, COMEX, NYMEX, and CBOT. The firm reports more than $200 million paid out to date, a figure it states publicly rather than one independently audited. A $3,000 withdrawal sits comfortably within the routine end of that reported flow and is consistent with the 90/10 profit split the firm advertises on its funded accounts.
The post does not disclose the account size, the plan type, or the specific Gold contract traded, so the proof establishes the payout amount and the firm relationship without speaking to the underlying account mechanics. Readers evaluating Tradeify on the basis of this single post should treat it as evidence of one withdrawal at one moment in time, not as a representation of typical results or of the trader's broader performance.
What the proof contributes is narrow and useful: a named trader, a dated public post, a specific dollar figure, and a live video timestamp tying the trading session to the claimed payout. For a firm with a relatively short track record since its 2024 launch, that kind of contemporaneous, on-stream documentation is among the more credible formats a payout claim can take.